ICM Multi-Exposure in Boston
I’ve tried my hand at ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) for the past year or so and I see the attraction. If you work hard enough, […]
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I’ve tried my hand at ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) for the past year or so and I see the attraction. If you work hard enough, […]
ICM Multi-Exposure in Boston Full Post »»»»
So you’re out on an errand on a Saturday with no time to really spend, but you have a film camera with tilm in it
Canon P and a 24mm at the Pond Full Post »»»»
One more image from my work on the road paving equipment a few weeks ago. This a wonderful red chain with a black, shadowed background.
This concrete hut sits on Diamond Hill Road in Scotch Plains NJ right beside a little creek. If you pull over on the busy road,
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This is really an unusual photo and one that not everyone likes. Why? I think because they figure out what it is pretty quickly, and
Trashcan Beauty Full Post »»»»
More portraits of the Asphalt paving machines outside my house a few weeks ago. The warning symbol was on the huge machine that mills the
Asphalt Portraits Full Post »»»»
They were paving my street a few weeks ago and on Saturday/Sunday the paving equipment was sitting around, waiting for the Monday crew to use
Red and Yellow Pavers Full Post »»»»
The more and more that I hunt for colorful, rusty, industrial details, the more I find. I find them much more satisfying than the beauty
Industrial Still Life Full Post »»»»
Nothing special, but these lovely abstract images of yellow metal slowing rusting to nothingness. Photos taken in Mach, 2024 in Atlantic Highlands, NJ. Olympus E-M1.2
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Nothing special, but if you’re out early, various urban furniture really put nice shadows on the ground. They change rapidly, but there are a LOT
These are photos taken with a 1950’s box camera, the Bakelite Kodak Hawkeye Brownie that takes 620 film. I hand-re-rolled the film + backing paper
Kodak Hawkeye Brownie: 620 Film Full Post »»»»
I was in downtown Minneapolis on a little walking trail out to a huge sculpture garden and these were ~4 foot-high vertical path, cylindrical lighting