The other day, I photographed the Colonial Cleaners neon sign with my electrified Revolog Tesla 2 film. Last Thursday evening, I went back for another shot. The original plan was to test a couple of films as part of a splitfilm project; unfortunately, the project did not turn out as well as I had hoped…
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San Francisco: Entering a new level of competition.
I’m stepping way out of my comfort zone, to enter a dozen of my photos into an international photo competition. Which ones did I decide were worth consideration and submission? Read and find out…
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The Standout (or: All Hail the Yellow King!)
Every year, TulipFest comes to the Capital District. And when I’m able, I take pictures of the beautiful tulips and flower arrangements. Sunday morning. I’ve already respooled four or five rolls of 120 film onto narrower 620 spools, all ready for shooting with my Kodak Medalist II camera. Yes, this year I’m going to capture…
Read MoreNikola’s Roses and Tesla’s Tailor Shop
I’ve been trying to find a way to use this Revolog Tesla 2 film, to make a picture that will stand out and impress. So far I’ve shot vintage signage with it… I’ve shot ghost signs with it… I’ve shot baseball pitchers with it. And no matter what I’ve photographed, the pictures are okay –…
Read MorePower and Light à la Свема
This isn’t supposed to happen. I’m not supposed to have second-thoughts or third-thoughts about my pictures. If I think my photos are winners, then I put them in competition and see how they do. I’ll turn the photos into Dream Windows and sell them for charity. I’ll promote the becheebers out of them in this…
Read More“Buena vista panorama!!”
Once upon a time – I think this was in the mid-1970’s – my Grandma Betty and my Aunt Elaine took a trip through Europe. They visited England, Spain, Greece, Italy and a few other countries. One of the stories my Grandma Betty told me about the trip was during their visit to Italy, they…
Read MoreOne more photo, one more journey.
My story last Monday on this Kodak Vest Pocket Autographic camera, and the camera’s documented journey through World War I, went crazy viral. It’s appeared on several websites, it’s been shared through various Twitter tweets, it’s taken on a life of its own. But as I promised… the camera’s going home. As far as I’m…
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The Camera that saw the Great War
A soldier from World War I traced his wartime journey onto the body of his personal camera. The story of where that camera went is now today’s blog post.
Read MoreThe Wishing Well and the Medalist
I am a creature of habit. And by “creature of habit,” I mean that when I return to places, I often revisit places that provide me the opportunity to recharge my soul. Example. While I was on my Canadian vacation this year, I took a few moments to return to the beaches along Sand Cove…
Read MoreThe Remnants of Icebergs
What is it with me and Canadian sunrises? What is it with me and photographing at some ungodly morning time to capture the sun as its rays kiss the shores of places like Saint’s Rest Beach or Peggy’s Cove? In the past, my Canadian photos have won some awards – The Lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove…
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