Personal View (5)

It isn't what you see but how you see it.

Analog.

Personal View (4)

I have room for just about any form of image other than the ordinary.  In a world of images and more images I can not generate interest in more of the same.
A heart on a fire escape.  My friend Sam might ask "Is it arriving or leaving?"  I would have to tell him "I do not know."  Of course if I did know I am not telling.

Analog.

Personal View (3)

We are constantly surrounded with images.  Are there too many or too few really good photographs/photographers already?  It is almost an achingly beautiful conundrum.

Analog.

Personal View (2)

Perfectly captured reality holds no allure for me.

Digital.

Personal View

I consider all photography (all photographs) to be abstract.

Digital.

Unfinished

I had planned to have another series of photographs.

The philodendron in my kitchen window for now.

Digital. 

Fall's Berries

If I was going to make a card for the upcoming holidays.

It would probably look something like this.  

Chances are I won't.

Digital.

Audrey's Shamrock

Oxalis regnellii atropurpurea

Digital.

Big Purple

I have had this kind of purple plant on my front porch for years.

They looked particularly good this year.

Digital.

Something Digital

Some thing digital from the back yard.

Yes sir I do use that digital camera you gave me.

A Third Photo from June

This photo from June is a subject I always enjoy seeing.  Things growing into trees.  Fences happen often.  Machine parts grow into trees that are near scrap yards.
I think it would be nice to have a group show of photos like that.  Did you take any?

From June 2012

This is another photo from June of this year.  It is on black and white film not a digital photo.  I like to contrast these images as well as their develop and print time to the instant images I have been doing since then.  Two very different analog processes.

The Day After

In June of this year I went to visit my sister and niece.  I took my small trusty Olympus 35mm camera loaded with Fuji Neopan Acros film for black and white prints.  The film has been developed but I got caught up in taking the photos for my instant analog photography show.  This and the next couple of posts will feature works from that time.  Of course they are still analog photographs however they were certainly not instant.