Hooray for appropriation. As an offshoot from what Beryl just posted, there was a link to the side about Vanity Fair's new "Hollywood Portfolio."
Quote describing the project:
"Hitchcock Portfolio
Hollywood is an unsettling place these days, with writers dialing “S” for strike and awards shows circling the drain. In the March issue, V.F. captures the suspense in a montage of classic Hitchcock moments"
There's a gallery of modern celebrities recreating stills from classic Hitchcock movies. There's also a video from some of the shoots that I found interesting, shows you how they were created and might inspire some ideas.
Gallery:
http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/2008/03/hitchcock_stills200803
Video:
http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/video/2008/hitchcockportfolio_video200803
Also, check out the Canary Project, it has a lot of medium format photographs/ers really nice work
http://www.canary-project.org/index.html
Specifically I would check out the "American West Fires" galleries
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Some of you have gotten into cross-processing film, if you want to duplicate the look on digital check this out:
http://www.layersmagazine.com/curvy-cross-processing.html
Essentially it's just messing with color balance
Finally...
This is probably most useful for Kyle but incase anyone ever confronts you because you're photographing something and tries to take your camera and/or film you should print this out and have it with you
http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm
I got it from the latest Photojojo article (which I presume a lot of you are subscribed to anyway)
http://photojojo.com/content/tips/legal-rights-of-photographers/
Happy first third of Spring Break