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Around The Horn
23 November 2021
In this recurring column, we highlight a few items we've run across that don't merit a full story of their own but are interesting enough to bring to your attention. This time we look at turkeys, Sam Ferris, Harvey Stearn, Dave Williams, Steve McCurry, the OWC Mercury Elite Pro mini and Andrew Molitor.
- The Word Is Out, Derrick Story announces. Mass migration out of Santa Rosa follows. Of turkeys, that is. "They just realized that Thanksgiving is next Thursday," he writes.
- In Visible Light is a solo exhibition of Sam Ferris's street photography images. The Street Photography Awards winner captured "intense golden sunlight bounces off the steel-and-glass urban canyon walls of Sydney's central business district." Winners and finalists of the Street Photography Awards 2021 have been announced previously.
- Harvey Stearn continues his series on Glacier National Park. The wildlife may have been missing, but the landscape itself was sufficiently inspiring.
- In Keeping Our Options Open, Dave Williams shares the valuable lesson he picked up from Mother Nature. "The wind and rain is like nothing else I've ever experienced and that has taught me a valuable lesson about photography," he writes. "Always keep your options open."
- Steve McCurry's $60 Stories and Dreams: Portraits of Childhood, collection of images of children from around the world taken over the past four decades, is available today for $52.47.
- OWC has updated its Mercury Elite Pro mini with capacities from 0-TB (add your own drives) starting at $42.99 with pre-populated 480-GB, 1-TB, 2-TB and 4-TB options starting at $94. Some with HDDs and some with SSDs.
- In Content vs. Form, Andrew Molitor argues that content does matter even if some people acquire photo books simply because they are objects.
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