Jul 302008
A Moment in Photographic History:
French photographer, Jean-Baptiste Gustave Le Gray, died on July 29, 1884. Although he is not the most well known of French photographers, he is probably the most important nineteenth century French phtographer because of his innovations. He invented the waxed-paper negative which was a huge leap forward in his time. He also invented out a collodion process but failed to publish until after Frederick Scott Archer published his process. He is also important because he taught many of the other great French photographers.
A Photographic Quote of Note:
There is nothing worse than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept.
- – - – - – - Ansel Adams
What a clever title!
Why don’t they make airports more like this one 
Poor fly is lucky this isn’t one of this insect grabbing plants lol.
Beautiful colors.
Stunning colors.! Love your title. Perfect.
Really like the yellow and purple colors here.
A beautiful photograph, and a terrific title. Just as the insects see things, I reckon. The background colours too, are divine
What a beautiful flower, funny title too.
A beautiful shot and very interesting background
this fly lives in a paradise;