Last year I had seen my friend Robt Sarazin Blake play at the Conway Muse.
I had also done a photo shoot with him that was a lot of fun—and had some very interesting results and became
Category: Black and White Photography
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No Exit, #2
No Exit, #2 Special thanks to my friend Daniel G.
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No Exit, #1
No Exit, #1 With special thanks to my friend Adam M.
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Garden Of Good And Evil, #2
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Garden Of Good And Evil, #1
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Thinking About: Composition, #3
As a general rule, I don’t tend to crop photos very often. I tend to like to stick to a certain format or ratio for an entire project and prefer to use what I’ve captured in camera. But, I’m starting to rethink this. The following photo, for example:
3:2 Ratio 3:2 is the in-camera format the image was originally capture in, and I liked it. But after spending some time editing the image, (more…)
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AVAILABLE LIGHT : A portrait of Peter Anderson
As a continuation of videos on other photographers’ work, here is a great little video of Peter Anderson while he’s making prints of some very iconic photos he made during the 1980s.
Take a look at the size of some of those prints… just amazing. There is still something magical about black and white film.
If you can’t see the video above, click here.
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Myriads of Gods on Platinum Palladium Prints
Here is a wonderful video of a Japanese photographer that makes images of the environment he is afraid may disappear—and makes platinum palladium prints, a process from the early 1800s. The artistry and the craft that this man employs is just astounding. The paper he uses has the potential to last 1000 years…
If you can’t see the video above, click here.
