Reconnecting through photography: Go take a photo!
This entry is a guest post by Lou Noble, editor-in-chief of The Photographic Journal, and an active Flickr member for fifteen years. The pandemic having […]
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The Noble Method: Self-Critique
Flickr member Lou Noble on the art of constructive self-criticism and photography.
The Noble Method: Competition
https://flickr.com/photos/louobedlam/50779458317/ Photo by Lauren Randolph Between 2009 and 2010, I had a little photo crew. It was basically a way for four friends to get […]
The Noble Method: Repetition
It’s 2006. I’m at the wedding of a man I’ve never met, taking Polaroids of guests and revelers. I snap a photo of one such […]
The Noble Method: Communication
“When I’m taking pictures of somebody, I’m talking CONSTANTLY. I want my subjects to know what I’m thinking, what I’m doing. I want everybody on the same page.”
The Noble Method
How do you go from taking an occasional picture you’re happy with to being able to consistently take pictures you love? In a series of upcoming blog posts, Flickr Pro Lou Noble will highlight some of the techniques he uses in his own photography in the hope that it will help other people improve theirs.
A Love Letter to Polaroid
In this letter, Lou Noble, editor-in-chief of The Photographic Journal, explains his love for his Polaroid camera and how picking the right gear is a very personal decision.
Feeling Empowered as a Photographer without Going “Pro”
We asked Lou Noble, editor-in-chief of The Photographic Journal, to speak on the topic of photography as a ‘cathartic’ activity. Read on to discover his thoughts on photography as a profession vs photography as a passion.