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Technical information: Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens Film: Ilford FP4+ EI800

Technical information: Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens Film: Ilford FP4+ EI400

Technical information: Camera: Wanderlust camera with Caltar-W 90mm lens Film: Ilford FP4+ EI400

While photographing in Albany I needed to use a restroom. I found a Starbucks, but in cities they generally restrict restrooms to customers, and buying a cup of coffee would pretty much defeat the purpose. I looked around and found the … Continue reading →

I just got back from my Baseball vacation and am in the process of working on some of the images from that trip. On this sort of vacation I go to as many Minor League games as I can and take … Continue reading →

I have never made prints for the specific purpose of selling, but that will change this weekend. In the past I have made prints available at shows and there have even been times when I have made a sale.  However, … Continue reading →

A photographer friend and I were working our shift at Artomatic Frederick and our discussion turned to selling prints. As one who does not sell enough to begin to think of paying for the paper used, the conversation quickly turned to … Continue reading →

I have been playing around a bit more with my phone (Android) to explore its capabilities and one of the fun things is the ability to work with multiple cameras. I have tried many of them and removed nearly all because I … Continue reading →

The final image in this short series is that of the exterior of the house in Asheville. Of interest to me are the vertical and horizontal elements in the image, competing with one another to bring cohesion to a lost … Continue reading →

In my last post I talked about the house on the property near Asheville, NC.  This is another picture of the interior of the house.  The glove on the floor reminded me of the final frame of my Henryton video.

We are inclined to find faces – it’s called pareidolia.  Sometimes this tendency can be combined with other things. In this particular case when I saw this tree it reminded me of the play Phantom of the Opera.  I pass it … Continue reading →