Tag Archives: Dark
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
Antelope (New Topographic)
This is another shot from the “quarry” we “visited” a few days ago. Nikon D200, DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8 G.
Stele/Sepulchral
At least that’s how it looks to me. I went out shooting with another photographer friend tonight, and we had plans to work our way into a freight yard to get some pictures of abandoned, decaying, or otherwise interesting trains … Continue reading
Pharaoh
It isn’t often that I add a new category to my “categories.” One of my goals (and the way I’m justifying the expense of digital gear) for this year is to become a confident portrait photographer. I don’t need to … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Digital, Portrait
