Photography
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36
One roll of film, 36 black & white exposures and one hour to shoot it in. Chasing after light, shadows, textures, shapes and anything else of interest. Memories of a lifetime ago in the high school darkroom came flooding back as I blindly loaded the…
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Enter The Darkroom
Camera: Canon Sureshot Film: Ilford HP5+ ISO 400 35mm Processing: C-41
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Perfectly Imperfect
Ever since I switched from film photography to digital (2001) it seems like there was this mad desire to shoot the sharpest, balanced images. New cameras carried newer sensors to help compensate. Shortly after the conversion though, a lot of us played around with digital…
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Film Photography 101
It has been a long time since I step foot into a darkroom to process my 35mm film rolls (high school!) and I have forgotten just about everything. I do remember enjoying the way my hands smelled of developer and toner as I watched my…
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110mm
I’ve been looking for another analog film format camera to compliment my 35mm and instant film cameras and I finally found a solution I cannot wait to try. The Canon 110ED can produce high quality images and I love the James Bond-inspired design of this…
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Karma
Besthoff Sculpture Garden New Orleans
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Umbrella Girl
Mural by Banksy New Orleans
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Grey Ghost
Mural by Banksy New Orleans
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Photo Archival Project
DAM. Digital Asset Management. I don’t have it but I critically need it. It’s hell trying to determine where any of my photos really are. Despite sporadic attempts at bringing things under control, I’m still not very well organized. I’ve read a lot of articles…
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InstaDelete
No, I didn’t delete the Instagram account but I did remove it from my phone as a discipline test. A little over a year ago I was in the same mood. Funny how IG keeps bringing people back.
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Let’s Take This Outside
MissAdventure and I woke up this morning to take advantage of the gorgeous Autumn weather to take a hike at the Redbud Valley Preserve.
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Film Is Not Dead
Analog film photography: it’s not perfect and maybe that is what I love about it. In these days of instant gratification and little effort, everyone can make photos. Everything is digital, clean, sharp and then over-processed. We make/buy/use filters and presets to emulate film photography…