Comments on: *Raw* Photography http://www.heathermorton.ca/blog/?p=3966 HeatherMortonArt buyer Sun, 05 Sep 2010 17:36:34 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: The ADCC ♥’s Vancouver — HeatherMortonArt buyer http://www.heathermorton.ca/blog/?p=3966&cpage=1#comment-28899 The ADCC ♥’s Vancouver — HeatherMortonArt buyer Thu, 26 Nov 2009 15:19:22 +0000 http://www.heathermorton.ca/blog/?p=3966#comment-28899 [...] Professional Photographers Association of BC from DDB Vancouver are hi-fucking-larious. Talk about raw photography. And, as discussed in the Raw Photography post, this kind of “real” is hard to fake. [...] [...] Professional Photographers Association of BC from DDB Vancouver are hi-fucking-larious. Talk about raw photography. And, as discussed in the Raw Photography post, this kind of “real” is hard to fake. [...]

]]> By: Graham Winterbottom Photography» Blog Archive » Snapshot Photos via Heather Morton http://www.heathermorton.ca/blog/?p=3966&cpage=1#comment-28816 Graham Winterbottom Photography» Blog Archive » Snapshot Photos via Heather Morton Wed, 18 Nov 2009 21:40:12 +0000 http://www.heathermorton.ca/blog/?p=3966#comment-28816 [...] week Heather Morton has a great post were she talks with photographer Daniel Ehrenworth about the “raw, [...] [...] week Heather Morton has a great post were she talks with photographer Daniel Ehrenworth about the “raw, [...]

]]> By: Graham http://www.heathermorton.ca/blog/?p=3966&cpage=1#comment-28811 Graham Wed, 18 Nov 2009 00:26:19 +0000 http://www.heathermorton.ca/blog/?p=3966#comment-28811 I think it's refreshing to see this type of imagery used in commercial applications. You see a lot of this style coming from US agencies and perhaps we will begin to see more of it here in Canada. Especially during these recession times when people may respond better to imagery that resonates on a more personal lever rather than a 'wow' level. I think it’s refreshing to see this type of imagery used in commercial applications. You see a lot of this style coming from US agencies and perhaps we will begin to see more of it here in Canada.
Especially during these recession times when people may respond better to imagery that resonates on a more personal lever rather than a ‘wow’ level.

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