Salad from dinner the other evening. Not too fascinating in black and white; I’ll see whether color perks everything up a bit.
Here’s a quick flash-blur shot in the woods taken on the Pentax 645. It’s not stunning, but I really like the way the vines creeping up the front of the tree to the right were outlined in shadow. That’s an effect I keep working to replicate, not always successfully. Again, one to be colored and [...]
One of the great advantages of film over digital is subtle. With digital, you never have two more frames to shoot at the end of a roll after you’ve finished your project. So with digital, you just quit shooting. With film, you’re forced to shoot two more. Or one more. Almost no one ever just [...]
Here’s the trail that leads up to the well behind our house; I shot it yesterday on the Pentax 645 and printed this morning while listening to Dick Dale & the Deltones’ Greatest Hits on the stereo in the darkroom. The light in the Oregon woods is splendid at times, with the cloudy sunlight filtering [...]
The impossible has taken place: Someone has brought out a new camera film, and for an interesting camera, at that. Word is that The Impossible Project is bringing out out a new black and white film — Thursday! — that fits the old Polaroid SX-70 and 600 cameras. Careful readers may recall my chagrin at having [...]
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