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The Photography Futurescape

The Photography Futurescape

by Sabrina Hughes | Oct 1, 2019 | Research, Tips

I’m participating in a panel discussion at the Florida Museum of Photographic Arts on Sunday, October 13 entitled The Photography Futurescape.

New home for future photo research

New home for future photo research

by Sabrina Hughes | Sep 29, 2019 | Inspiration, Pedagogy, Research

I’m delighted to announce an update that I’m so excited about. I’ve launched a Patreon page!

Imag(in)ing Paris for Posterity

Imag(in)ing Paris for Posterity

by Sabrina Hughes | Feb 8, 2015 | Photo History, Research

Some of you may know that my academic background is in the history of photography in Paris. My research was recently published and you can read it here!

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Protector & guardian of yr family’s photo memories. Into complicating snapshots, digitizing everything, hiking, selfies, & dogs. 🖼📸 @thepicurious
Instagram post 2231416123128311658_26615836 Valentine’s Day approaches! Bespoke photo gifts are always a hit. I can help you create the photo love story of your dreams as a book or photo video OR if you want to do it yourself, I have a lot of guidance about visual storytelling in my short online course Worth A Thousand Words. Link to that is in my bio a few options down 💝💘🌹💐🥰😘
Instagram post 2226305353478804643_26615836 Free online masterclass this Friday 1/24! How to Preserve Your Family Photos for the Future! This hour of instruction will help you get started on the project—big or small—that is too important to put off any longer. Ensuring your family photo memories are safe is an urgent task and this masterclass will help you get started. Link in bio or go to masterclass.photoxo.net to rsvp. Invite a friend! Let’s do it! 💗 ••• #masterclass #onlinelearning #familyphotos
Instagram post 2225721862282034161_26615836 I’m doing some photo research for a client and came across this cursed bedroom set at the Saltzman mansion sometime between 1972 and 1980 here in St Pete. According to the attached bio, Harry Saltzman was a co-producer of James Bond movies. Checks out I guess? 🍸
Instagram post 2225625807611918206_26615836 A few weeks ago I asked if anyone would like to talk about one of their family photos with me for my podcast and a few of you responded! If you’re not sure what the result would be when I asked for participants (and if you liked that post from a few months ago where I talked a little about my upbringing in a high-control fundamentalist doomsday cult [#jw #exjw #bestlifeever #jworg #jwonly]), you’ll like this episode of my podcast Ambient Light. Eventually I’ll figure out how to capture more compelling excerpts 😂 anyway the podcast is on Spotify and iTunes for now, or you can click the top selection in bio link to listen on the website. Next week I’ll be sharing a photo story from Will @willalexanderw!
Instagram post 2221983076431934410_26615836 Neighborhood mailbox
Instagram post 2217696729152004213_26615836 Oh man, scanning vacation photos from visits to Florida in the 80s/early 90s--I never had a picture of this myself but it was one of my favorite places! Who recognizes it? @lauracious_keef don't answer!
Instagram post 2216251255064705852_26615836 Time to play “What’s Your Punctum!” Roland Barthes wrote in Camera Lucida that what he named the punctum is what makes photography unique among the arts. ‘The punctum of a photograph is that accident which pricks me (but also bruises me, is poignant to me).’ What’s your punctum in this picture? From my collection and available as an art print via @thepicurious . . . . . . #foundimages #analog #photography #foundphoto #scannedslide #scannedphoto #scannedimage #oldphotosnewlife #barthes #punctum
Instagram post 2212013303619106525_26615836 I’ve teased it obliquely a couple times in the last few months, but now launch day is finally here! My podcast Ambient Light is on iTunes and Spotify! Six episodes currently up. I wanted to make something about the art and magic of our pictures and here’s the start! Happy new year!!
Instagram post 2198874406844255317_26615836 Wanna help me with a fun project? Would you be willing to chat with me for a few minutes about one (or more) of the following three types of pictures? 1. You as a kid that foreshadows your adult energy (like this pic of me lol) 2. A photo from your past that tells a story that is important to your family. Maybe it’s even from generations past! 3. Just any picture that captures a meaningful moment that you’ve experienced or a story you like to tell No need to be in my area either! We’ll do this by phone 😉 dm me or email sabrina@photoxo.net
Instagram post 2196577699330649851_26615836 Look at this angel #heysailor #chihuahuasofinstagram #florida #monsteradeliciosa #houseplants
Instagram post 2193660840625116890_26615836 Morning backyard views
Instagram post 2187865255468901131_26615836 Birthday always puts me in a planning mood! Today is just the pre-planning so that sometime in the next two weeks I can sit and focus and make some real headway! Still trying to figure out and follow through with a marketing & promotions plan that I can actually maintain and follow through with! Maybe year 5 of business ownership will be when it finally starts making sense to me 😂 Please don’t @ me with suggestions I’ve got those on lock thanks.
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