the coast
The other day I made long exposures for retina prints. I parked my car at the local seacoast park and propped my camera up on dashboard. I had to stick
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photographs that are either colored with crayons and paint, or in photoshop by me
The other day I made long exposures for retina prints. I parked my car at the local seacoast park and propped my camera up on dashboard. I had to stick
I stood on the edge of the path and looked out towards the bay. The birds were singing, and the sun was shining. it was warm and when I closed
I visited the island and was there. I had memories on my mind of past experiences and used a box camera to record the time spent as I walked on
For a few months I have been posting images to my instagram feed that I put (reimagined landscape) in part of the description. I began putting these words next to
It’s easy to get bored isn’t it? I know I’ll pick up a camera or my phone or recording device I have at hand and I just stare at it,
it seems that i have been asleep at the wheel for the past 8 months but i assure you i haven’t ! its been a really strange new year (
just a taste of what i have been doing lately. it includes using a cyclone #3 and empire state … as usual, i have been off the beaten path, i
i have been exposing film without processing it for about a year now. i had about 20 or 25 rolls of assorted black/white and color 35mm and a couple of
a few summers ago i went to quebec i have wanted to make prints from the digital files, and the other day i finally got a chance to do it. the
as i have been making long exposures again here is another one on kodak tmax 400 film this is a very long exposure, reversed negative tweeked levels and color removed and then
been making more cyanotypes lately … and have been using paper that is probably gettng close to being dead. it takes a long while to make exposures, and sometimes the color
i thought i posted a link to this but i guess it got away from me. i was interviewed by emulsive.org a little while ago about film and emulsion and
this is a hand tinted image of a tree &c down the road from me. it was made with either a 8×10 or 11×14 paper negative, i can’t remember which one,
i haven’t been using a camera much these days. i have film to be processed (probably 10 rolls ?) some taken a while ago, some taken since the spring. i
just made a handful of cyanotypes lately using paper coated and left in a light safe in a humid basement for the last 7 or 8 months. the paper was not