Yup. PBS aired a little bit about my work & methodology last night. A fun blend of some medium format street photography and large format portraiture. Watch away!
So I've Been on TV
Posts Categorized: Journal
They Just Keep Getting Bigger
As you may have noticed, the posting frequency on this blog has slowed down dramatically over the past few months. Don't worry, I haven't given up. I just started to feel that instead of trying to be a blogger who photographs, I should focus more on being a photographer who has a blog. Writing posts... 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 »
Kermit vs. Kermit
Same subject. Different years.
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.
Dark Winter Nights Vol. II - The Web Gallery
For everyone who wasn't able to attend my night photography show last month, I've finally gotten around to putting it up as a web gallery. Aside from the free beer and money I spent on framing, it will be just like if you were there! The rest are here.
A Marathon of Post Processing. Part III
Been a while since the last marathon edit. Packing up all of one's belongings, dragging them to a new apartment, and then unpacking them all tends to get in the way of things. Ho-hum. Here are my top five picks from rolls seven through nine. I'm more than halfway done! Street Photographer food for thought:... Read more »
A Marathon of Post Processing. Part II
Rolls 4-6 from the Grandma's Marathon weekend. These three rolls were kind of duds. Oh well. Next three will be better. I've peeked.
A Marathon of Post Processing
The fifteen rolls of film I shot during the Grandma's Marathon weekend are home. Time to start the filing, scanning, and editing process. For this event, I'm going to try something different. 240 frames to edit may not sound like much to a digital photographer. Hell, a good dSLR can probably take that many photos... Read more »
A Marathon of Photography. Part II.
Post-race update to my previous post A Marathon of Photography Blake Andrews was right, twenty-six rolls of 220 film is a lot. In six hours of shooting today I covered twelve miles on foot. In that time I only chewed through twelve of the twenty-six rolls I had hoped to consume. Perhaps I should backpedal... Read more »