It finally happened — my Leica M6 stopped working. Sometime on Saturday night it just decided that when the film gets to about ten exposed frames, it just isn't going to advance anymore. There has been a few lesser issues with the camera sprouting up over the past few years, so it is due for... Read more »
O Children
Yikes! Did I really go entirely through September without a post? It seems I did. Best I make a little noise. Going back to my popular 8 Ways to Title a Photograph post from earlier this year, I'm going to put a reverse spin on The Pop Culture Reference method, as inspired by my play... Read more »
Raiding the Archives 4: Jamaican Wedding Reception
It was March of 2004 and my brother was getting married to his second wife. This time around he decided to get married on the beaches of Jamaica instead of the wood of Wisconsin. Round up the family and off we went! There were a few first for me on this vacation/wedding. First time I'd... Read more »
Kermit vs. Kermit
Same subject. Different years.
Raiding the Archives 3: Bob's Birthday
This time around I pulled a negative sleeve from my friend Bob's birthday party in 2009. I believe it was his 30th. I don't remember much of that night, except that there was a green wig. The negative from this roll don't remember much more either. Point & Shoot camera with some old Kodak Gold... Read more »
Raiding the Archives 2: Leica Cherry
This week's random negative page from the archive tells the tale of my first Leica Camera
Raiding the Archives
I've been at the photography game seriously for about ten years now. I'm not going to claim to have been the most prolific shooter during that period, but I have managed to fill a bookshelf row with negatives. Recently I've been trying to come to terms that I'll probably never break the last-in-first-out buffer that... Read more »
Five Types of Street Photography
Five methodologies of street photography - with pictures!
See An Accident. Make A Photograph
See an accident? Make a good piece of art from it. Better than a total loss.
A Marathon of Post Processing. Part IV
The post processing marathon continues on. This set was kind of weak, so I'm only sharing three.









