Walk in the Woods 2

If a photographer falls in the forest and there is nobody around to hear do they make a sound?

Analog.

Walk in the Woods 1

Photographer in the forest walking toward the light.

Analog.

Light + Time III

Deeper into the forest.  

Another attempt to include time in a still photo.

Analog.

Light + Time II

Light plus time at the edge of the forest.

Time passing in a still photograph?

Analog.

Light + Time

Light plus time at the edge of the forest.

(And a camera of course.) 

Analog.

Time Passes (of course)

Another abandoned room.

Analog.

Time (passes)

Forty years ago I bought a Minolta SRT101 and immediately went out taking photos of everything.  I liked black and white and went into a lot of abandoned buildings.  I was under the impression that I was taking some good photographs.  I had no idea that every one was photographing abandoned buildings.  Apparently it is still a popular subject.
This photograph was taken about thirty years later.  It is an abandoned room.

Analog.

Prism (no prism)

The colors are always there in the light.  A prism can be used to separate light into its spectral colors.  This time I used the reflection from some leaves that blew into the plants on my front porch and a camera.

Digital.

Wave-Particle Duality

Serge Haroche can measure a single photon without destroying it.

Analog.

Light and More Light

It took light for the seed to become the tree that later fell and that I eventually took a photograph of on light sensitive film.

Analog.

Light

From the beginning to the end it's all about light.

Analog.

Personal View (7)

"Art is nothing in the world of ordinary interests, so it can be 

everything in the realm it creates for itself."  - Carter Ratcliff

Analog

(with digital noise from my hand me down scanner)

Personal View (6)

An image of substance should be able to have an effect on more than just the eyes of the viewer.  The maker of an image of substance should be able to allow that effect to have its own existence.

Analog.