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Dry plate tintype

Dry plate tintype

Over labor day weekend, I had a few photographers and alt-printers over for printfest 2013 – a chance for me to teach a little alt-photo, experiment a little, and for…

Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays!

Happy Holidays! At least Jake’s got what he always wanted… 😉 … and perhaps so have I. The blog just got a makeover. This year’s been difficult for me to…

Vague Recollection

Vague Recollection

From a photo walk through Durham Township a few weeks ago, this shot of the interior of the Durham Mill was taken with a Widelux F-V: a 35mm panoramic camera.…

Nesting

Nesting

Walked outside today while my wife and son were raking leaves, and found this seemingly-happy bird nesting in one pile… good thing it left before I started shredding them! In…

A Bit of Snow

A Bit of Snow

Most of my shots recently seem to be of this fella, and I’ve grown a bit reluctant to keep posting him… but I just can’t resist this one. Had I…

Velociraptor Jake

Velociraptor Jake

Ilford HP5+, Microphen. This shot was rescued from a roll that I terribly over-developed (… apparently 18 minutes at 75 degrees is too long for EI 12500). Back story: Jake…

Study In Blue

Study In Blue

I’m still getting used to having a computer that doesn’t crash randomly any more – the ability to dive in, find a shot, and post it feels totally alien. (Thanks…

Super Powers

Super Powers

One of the most wonderful parts of visiting family in Germany was watching Jake interact with all of them. Like this superhero battle, where (seemingly) Spider-Man is doing battle with…

Harvest Festival Hayfight

Harvest Festival Hayfight

Finally catching up on a boatload of scanning, and I keep finding stuff I like. Like this one of Jake and me having a hayfight at the Harvest Festival a…

He watched the Earth fly past.

He watched the Earth fly past.

From the old to the new! I’ve been slowly stepping through cameras of the 20th century – 1930s and 40s Voigtländers, 1950s Ricohs. Well, my two Ricoh Diacords failed while…

The Graduate

The Graduate

While I don’t really understand why we have to have a “graduation ceremony” for pre-K, I have to say that it was a helluva lot of fun to shoot.

Big Dig

Big Dig

And the shoveling out continues. This was from mid-storm, around noon yesterday. Everything is much less visible now, under even more snow…

Sadness

Sadness

One very sad boy. Some day he’ll be telling his therapist all about his insensitive clod of a photographer dad.