Tag Archives: Blue

Sonny Wortzik

Another from the “abandoned quarry,” which is apparently not at all abandoned. Films aren’t “filmed,” they’re “photographed.” Early filmmakers drew heavily from the work of early photographers (particularly in the area of very careful composition, as any of the Lumiere … Continue reading

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Filed under Abstract, Digital

(Three Different Ones)

I think this is a nice example of what my cross-processed Provia is doing to skies. Pretty neat, isn’t it? Minolta XD5, MC 50mm f/1.8, Provia 400F (expired September 2004) cross-processed (C41).

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Filed under Color, Cross Processed, Film, Landscape, Uncategorized

800 (Arthur)

Which literary character does this remind you of? This is sort of a soul sister to “434” in subject matter and processing terms. It’s strange to buy new equipment in the middle of a photographer’s block- it forces you to … Continue reading

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Filed under Digital, Street Photography, Uncategorized

434

New equipment doesn’t provide new things to shoot at. The sign on the door: “KEEWAYDIN COMPUTERS and KEEWAYDIN AQUATICS We are undergoing an upgrade in our facilities and cannot operate our business here temporarily. Please call 237-5560 for further information. … Continue reading

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Filed under Black and White, Digital, Street Photography

New Leaf II

There is a season, turn, turn, turn. Those (admittedly, few) of you who read this regularly probably know my digital photography story. I sold my  digital SLR along with virtually everything that went with it (lenses, filters, batteries, chargers) about … Continue reading

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Psycho III

Photography is nonlinear. This is not new. It came from the same area as this one, but on a different day and shot on color film. I felt like experimenting with black and white with toners last night, and so … Continue reading

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Soar II

A second from the Bar Harbor area within a mile or so of Acadia. This is one of my favorites because there’s something about deep blues that I find very appealing, and industrial imagery dominating nature has always been a … Continue reading

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