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Found myself out at Marshall Light on the St George peninsula the other morning. A camera bag was sitting at the bottom of the steps, and then I spotted the owner, who was from Florida, huddled in the chilly doorway of the building. He was up for a relative's wedding in our former town of Warren. We had a great talk about 4x5 film cameras and the state of the art. Hope he got some killer images. Nice meeting you Dave.
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Another b/w study. Embracing it.
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Most recent print sale...one of my favorites as well, from our time in Newport :)
[Thanks Carol W!]
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Didn't know where the JP Caponigro workshop would take me, and wasn't disappointed in the surprise.
Not a permanent direction, I don't think...perhaps a detour.
Not a permanent direction, I don't think...perhaps a detour.
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In anticipation of a workshop with JP Caponigro next week...here is a sample of this summer's direction so far...can't wait to see where things go from here.
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Lots going on with the move of course. Haven't been shooting much lately. Leica is in for a quick repair and everything else is packed.
This photo was made on Halloween 2004. Yes, almost 12 years ago.
What are the odds that I could have located this negative from that long ago, still in original condition, back in the film days? Slim to none I figure. If not published or otherwise preserved for posterity it would have been gone forever.
I've been making a list of observations lately...here are two:
1) I miss film and fixer, mechanical cameras, enlargers, and the days when technical know-how was needed to make it all work.
2) However, I’m dreadfully allergic to the chemicals now, and also revel daily at how the digital workflow allows me to get a print that reflects exactly what I saw in my mind’s eye.
This photo was made on Halloween 2004. Yes, almost 12 years ago.
What are the odds that I could have located this negative from that long ago, still in original condition, back in the film days? Slim to none I figure. If not published or otherwise preserved for posterity it would have been gone forever.
I've been making a list of observations lately...here are two:
1) I miss film and fixer, mechanical cameras, enlargers, and the days when technical know-how was needed to make it all work.
2) However, I’m dreadfully allergic to the chemicals now, and also revel daily at how the digital workflow allows me to get a print that reflects exactly what I saw in my mind’s eye.
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Front and back covers of my new book: Photographs - Winter 2016
Below is a gallery of images from the book...available here!
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