All Day I Dream About Photography

A question that has been killing me quite sometimes.
Color blindness is pretty common and I am sure that, at least, some of color blinded people should love photography.

What I am trying to know is if color blinded photographers shoot in color or only in B&W. I would be really interested in reading your experience instead of just voting.

So if you suffer from color blindness and are a photographer, drop down a comment

Time for a second photography project and for that one I will ask you to take a picture of your bedroom.
The picture itself can be of just an object or a global view, but it just has to be taken in your bedroom

Project details

• Take a picture of your bedroom or a special object that is permanently located in your bedroom
• Post the photo on your blog photoblog website flickr zoomr etc…
• Go to the project contact form on this page, enter your name email and link to your submission

Steve lives in England in an old town called Shrewsbury and is passionate for low light photography. His pictures are vibrant with colors and sometimes it is really hard to believe you are not looking at a painting.

Steve seems to be a master of slow shutter photography, light painting and retouching and uses them to create carefully composed crafts that will leave you staring in dreams.

There is so much that can be said about Steve’s work but when you have a gallery in the top 8 of all time voted galleries at pbase your pictures speak for themselves !

After enjoying this selection make sure to visit Steve’s porfolio for more exquisite photography

I have noticed a lot of people are rather worried about their work to be copied/used on the internet without permission so they watermark their pictures while others, equally good photographers, have no problems sharing fair resolution of their photos under Creative Common license or such.
I am not trying to judge anyone here, I totally understand why someone would not want his pictures used without previous permission however I am just trying to find out if their is a whatsoever relation between watermarking/protecting and being a pro. i.e. if most people trying to protect their work actually make a living from photography.

Tomas Webb ! Does the name rings a bell ? No ! I am not surprised, I’ve known Tomas for around 5 months and it is the first time I get to know his real name.
Tomas is known in the photography websphere by Tam or ultimately by the_wolf_brigade now I’m sure that name is much more familiar for most of you.

If I have to define Tomas in just two words I’d choose “Film Revolution” ! In a time when most photographer are leaving their film cameras and going heavily into the digital age, Tam is enjoying his “old” cameras and I have to admit his passion for film is contagious.

B&W lover and supporter, Tam has a strong understanding for lines and light. So if you are a film or B&W lover and looking for some inspiration make sure to bookmark Toma’s flickr stream, his next picture is always a good surprise.