Greetings from Zionsville, Indiana! Enjoy the blog posts I liked most this week.
Nikon made a major marketing blunder recently as they introduced a new DSLR to market. Nick Gerlich, professor of marketing at West Texas A&M University, breaks down how in this world of instant worldwide social commentary, every company is under an unforgiving microscope. Read The Camera Never Blinks
The wonderful Peeling Walls blog, which shares photos from abandoned places, explores the Michigan Theater in Detroit. I’m sure you’ve seen photos of it before, but this time you’ll see some images from hidden places in the theater. Read Detroit: Behind the Boards at the Michigan Theater
Eric Swanger praises the imperfect photograph. Read We Saw Names
This week’s film camera reviews and experience reports:
- Ricoh XR 500 (Peggy Anne)
- Seagull 4B-1 (Peggy Anne)
- Nikon F2 (Paul Lovell)
- Pentax 110 Auto (Phil Harrison)
- Certo Doppel Box (Mike Eckman)
