As far as my art prints go, my printer of choice is McGreevy Pro Lab in downtown Albany. They can print my photos into stunning artworks, and I can get my works in a variety of formats – glossy print, matte print, gicleé print… But they’re not able to print my artworks on metal. It’s…
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The Children’s Bicycle Detention Center
There’s a very curious building on Green Island. It looks like a manufacturing complex, and it has a chain link fence surrounding it. And inbetween the building and the chain link fence? Children’s bicycles. Lots of them. Some are in various stages of repair, others look like they just rolled off the Huffy factory floor.…
Read MoreSubmissions of a single section of scarlets and shades
Many years ago, I tried to submit some of my artworks to a major art event, the annual Artists of the Mohawk Hudson Region. My images were not accepted. And in that unacceptance, I received some comments about WHY my photos were rejected… At the time, I had submitted a mixture of different film techniques…
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A difference between slide and print Infrared film
During my experiments with color infrared film – both medium format slide and print formulae – I wanted to determine the best outputs for both products. What I’ve discovered is – with the color print Infrared film (“CIR 120”) I’ve acquired, I have more flexibility with my shots. In sunlight, I can use the photographer’s…
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Entering a contest that I’m ineligible to enter …
Nothing like trying to enter my photos in a competition in which I already know I have no chance of succeeding. That has to be the epitome of cojones, right? Let me explain. The United States Government has an image competition every year for their national Federal Duck Stamp. Painters and illustrators around the nation…
Read MoreBarn Versus Weeds, Parabola and other returning subjects
As you’ve recently discovered, I’m currently on a color infrared film kick. I’ve packed my Rolleiflex Automat MX camera with infrared print film (and slide film) and taken it for various walks around upstate New York. And this time, I’ve decided to go back to previous photographed subjects … and give them another snap, just…
Read MoreThe Grave of William Smith
I never really knew this cemetery existed. Honest. But apparently this gravesite, tucked into the woods at the intersection of Spier Falls Road and Locust Grove Road in Corinth, still holds a few souls at rest. This website lists all the known cemeteries and graveyards in the Greenfield / Corinth / Porter Corners area in…
Read MoreSo I got the results from the San Francisco Bay show … and …
Here we go. Competition Season 2018 results. Earlier this year, I entered ten images – some classics, some new pictures – in the San Francisco Bay Month of Photography “Call for Art” event. Four years ago, my image of a stretched-out pitcher, The Three-Two Pitch, claimed a silver award in the show. Here’s the ten…
Read MoreMy entries for the 2018 Iowa State Fair are…
And with a simple click of my mouse, my four entries are on their way to McGreevy Pro Lab in Albany for printing. Once I receive them back, I will ship my entries to Des Moines for the Iowa State Fair’s annual photography competition. In the past, I’ve struggled in this competition – granted, it’s…
Read MoreAlternate photographic options at the Altamont Fair
As you know, I’ve entered my photographs at the Altamont Fair’s photograrphy competition for the past decade or so. Some years I’ve been successful – a blue ribbon for Farrell, a second-place silk for Midnight at the Palace Theater, lots of love for Vivaldi’s Pond and Aerochrome Falls and The AGFA Bridge Over Ansco Lake……
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