Posts by bobmadden
Madden Print Accepted for Prestigous Gallery
Recently the Mitchell Gallery in Annapolis, Maryland accepted one of my photographs for the exhibit “Image and Imagination”. It is a juried show. The exhibit opens May 24 and the…
Read MoreThree Miami Herald Photojournalists
Patrick Farrell Al Diaz Carl Juste I recently attended a talk by three Miami Herald photojournalists called Photojournalism in the Digital Age held by the South…
Read MoreTraveling Around the Internet
Photography websites can be good, bad and indifferent. I recently was trolling for photographers to do work for an interactive app featuring travel guides to various cities of the world…
Read MoreOff to the Everglades
Note: Mild winter weather affected an eagle photography trip that I had planned for January on the Mississippi River. The eagles concentrate near dams when the weather gets damn cold.…
Read MorePhotographing the Urban Scene
I have had many city assignments around the world, notably Sydney, Toronto, Washington, D.C. and as part of country or state stories I have covered Berlin, Seattle, Caracas, etc. I…
Read MoreFlorida Kite Boarding
Off the east coast of Florida, near Pompano, there is an area of the beach designated for kite boarders. On a windy day, the kiters are out in force, ripping…
Read MoreAt the Workshop – It Didn’t Rain on Our Parade
At my fall Horizon Workshop http://www.horizonworkshops.com/workshops.html?cr=80 October 28 – 30, the weather turned real nasty on Saturday, with temperatures in the mid-thirties, winds and driving sleet, which does not photograph.…
Read MoreOn Tour
Recently, I had the honor of being a visiting artist at the Southwest Wisconsin Fall Art Tour. http://fallarttour.com/ Held the third full weekend each October, the Tour features some of…
Read MoreFall in Yellowstone and the Tetons
In October 2011, I went on a “Photo Safari” set up by Rich Clark, a good friend and a fine photographer from Indianapolis, Indiana. http://www.richclarkphoto.com to The Grand Tetons and…
Read MoreFifty Feet
Every August for many years, I have gone to the family cottage in Ontario Canada. It provides a change of scenery and a respite from the oppressive mid-Atlantic heat. My…
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