Philippa's Photography, Incurable Hippie: 2010

10 September 2010

Where My Stuff Is.

It's been way too long since I last posted here, so I thought I'd do a post about some of the places I have found my images being utilised lately.

My photo in the New Mexico Independent.
My photo of blueberries on Foodbev.com.
My photo of USB ports used by ABC Radio Australia.
My photo of a balloon against a summer sky on the Thankful For blog.
My photo of playing cards on a post about Confirmation Bias on Moment of Science, Indiana Public Media.
My photo of a festival scene used on the Digital Rights Manifesto.
My photo of hopscotch on Waxing Unlyrical.
My 'Dear Diary' photo on humangoods.net
My photo of green bubble wrap on diddit's list of Inventions of the 1950s.
My 'funky abstract background' photo used on the social designer website.
My photo of filling in a crossword puzzle on New Hampshire Public Radio.
An edited version of my wordsearch photo appears on sbg digital publications as the header.
My funky abstract background (again!) used as an example photo of How to learn image cropping, from www.kirpi.it
My photo of a blister pack of tablets used on Dave's Whiteboard blog

09 March 2010

Disabled Women's Photography Exhibition

From Etcetera, we get this news about a women's photography exhibition.

WOMEN BUILDING BRIDGES is an International Womens Day 2010 Art
Exhibition and Programme opening in The Womens Centre, Beibinn House,
5 Guildhall Street, Derry on Monday 8th March.

Exhibitions, to be hosted by a number of venues around Derry city, will run from Monday 8th March to Saturday 27th March, and includes part of the cross-border project LIMINALITY: Different Views / Viewing Difference.

This project, between Women Making Waves in Co. Fermanagh and Women Independently LIving in Leitrim, has explored issues of gender,
self-image and disability through community arts activities with disabled and nondisabled women from the disadvantaged border area in the North-West of Ireland.

The result is a collection of photographic self-portraits showing smiling, stylish, independent women unashamed of age or impairments. It challenges stereotypical images from the mainstream media, the women themselves choosing how they are to be represented.

Some of the work from LIMINALITY will be on show in the Tower Museum from the launch at 12:30pm on Wednesday 10th March until Saturday 27th March.

To contact the venue, call Margaret Edwards/Bernadette Walsh. T:02871 372411

For information on the Women's Day celebrations around Derry, visit
www.thewomenscentre.co.uk.

For more info about Women Independently Living in Leitrim, contact
Secretary Isolde Carmody: c/o LAPWD, Station
Road, Mohill, Co. Leitrim,
Ireland

Phone: +353-71-9621936, Text:
+353-86-8810445 E-mail: isoldecarmody@gmail.com.

(cross-posted at The F Word)

29 January 2010

I picked one of my photos at random, one that is reasonably popular, and had a look at the recent stats. I should do it more often!

I learned, from the last 2 days' referrals, that it is being used as a homepage image for searchslate.com and A6.com search engines, screenshot below.