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Photography News: Schneider 14-24mm f/2.8, Czech Nature Contest Winners
Last Tuesday, April 22, was Earth Day – an event that’s been reminding us to take care of our home planet for the past fifty-five years. Considering the current state of the Earth, though, there really wasn’t much to celebrate. This thought came to me this week while watching Minamata, a movie in which Johnny Depp portrays legendary photographer W. Eugene Smith. If you haven’t seen the movie, I highly recommend it.
Last Tuesday, April 22, was Earth Day – an event that’s been reminding us to take care of our home planet for the past fifty-five years. Considering the current state of the Earth, though, there really wasn’t much to celebrate. This thought came to me this week while watching Minamata, a movie in which Johnny Depp portrays legendary photographer W. Eugene Smith. If you haven’t seen the movie, I highly recommend it.
