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.

Friday September 28th

This 8X10 Polaroid is called Blue Melody.

The opening reception is tonight.  (Details in previous posts.)

Happy Birthday Jeffrey.

The Show OpensTomorrow

Truth Burns Blue is another of my 8X10 Polaroids.  

Please join me tomorrow to see this photo and many others.

     

Two Days until Friday

This 8X10 Polaroid Tangled Up in Blue is part of the exhibition.

Permission 7 (beyond my own boundaries)

opening reception Friday September 28th 5:00 to 8:00 pm

Collector's Art Group

225 East 6th Street  2nd floor

Cincinnati OH 45202

513.587.0220

www.fotofocuscincinnati.org  

Three Days Until Friday

Another 8X10 Polaroid.  

This one is called Blue Notes.

Walking into Blue

Walking into Blue is an 8X10 color Polaroid.  It was taken on the path that leads from Spring Lawn Ave into Parker Woods.  As posted earlier all large format Polaroid is out of date and the long exposures needed for pinhole photography lead it into the blue.  Still counting down to Friday.

opening reception Friday September 28th 5:00 to 8:00 pm

exhibition continues through November 2nd

Collector's Art Group

225 East 6th Street  2nd floor

Cincinnati OH 45202

513.587.0220

http://www.fotofocuscincinnati.org/node/71

This is "S.G. 9"

And then the painter took a photograph.

Spring Grove II

Here is another from Spring Grove Cemetery.  S.G. 7 is the title.  Slower movement allows more drama in the landscape.  The countdown to next Friday is on.

One Week From Today

This is from a series of photos taken in Spring Grove Cemetery.  It is titled S.G. 2a and is another on Fuji 4X5 instant color film.  One week from today my show opens.

Permission 7 (beyond my own boundaries)

opening reception Friday September 28th 5:00 to 8:00 PM

exhibition continues through November 2nd

Collector's Art Group

225 East 6th Street  2nd floor

Cincinnati OH 45202

513.587.0220

www.fotofocuscincinnati.org 

Audrey and Paiten III

It's Audrey and Paiten again.  Two more photos were taken on Impossible Project's Gold Edition PX600 Silver Shade UV+ with a Polaroid One Step-Flash.  This film has an Important Information sticker on the outside of the box.  It says "Impossible images are sensitive to light.  Shield them the moment they eject from the camera and during the first 4 minutes of development."  These two photos were treated casually after exposure.  It seems to have worked out nicely.  Some times it doesn't work out so well but I will be showing those too.

Paiten and Audrey II

Paiten and Audrey this time taken on Impossible Project's Gold Edition PX680 Color Shade with a Polaroid One Step-Flash.  The film was treated very kindly this time too.

Audrey and Paiten

In these two photos are my neighbors Audrey and Paiten.  Audrey has two hoops and Paiten has one.  Both of these photos were taken on Impossible Project's Gold Edition PX600 Silver Shade UV+ with a Polaroid One Step-Flash.  Part of the time I tried to be very careful using this rather finicky film and at other times I did not.  These two photos were taken while being very careful.

opening reception Friday September the 28th 5:00 - 8:00 PM

exhibition  continues through November 2nd

Collector's Art Group

225 East 6th Street  2nd floor

Cincinnati OH 45202

513.587.0220

www.fotofocuscincinnati.org