
Analog photography is a process, not just a camera. The full workflow covered: planning, film, exposure, development, scanning, and printing. Written from Tampa by a photographer who shoots 35mm and medium format and believes every step matters.
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This past April, Danziger Gallery exhibited a colorized, AI-generated version of Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico at AIPAD. It was displayed and offered for sale at $10,000, all without the knowledge of the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trus...
In 1954, a young photographer in his 20s, newly arrived from Shanghai, asked his cousin to strike a pose against a lit wall by Queen’s College in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. He had her stand still; and in the darkroom, added a sign of a youth-...
My second attempt at PROVOKE-inspired photography moved from chasing the look to understanding the method.
This work is part of a larger project I’m calling I’m Provoked. That title is less about imitating PROVOKE and more about allowing m...
On lifestyle photography, and what I found when I looked at my own archive
A few days ago I read a piece by Steve Carty about why photographers should learn lifestyle photography. His core argument stuck with me: street photography gives y...
Every photograph has a reason.
I drive past this corner regularly. I had been watching this billboard for a while before I finally stopped and got out with a camera. I also had a new lens I wanted to put film through, a Nikkor 135mm f/2 AI...
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Professional film photographer that enjoys capturing the world around him.
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