Tag Archives: Organic
Quarters
Photography is a two-part process. In the days of film, there was negative making (“shooting”) and printmaking (“printing”). With digital, nothing has changed, the image is captured/created, then processed into a final product. This means that sometimes you can find … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Film, Self-Developed, Street Photography, Uncategorized
Abstract II
Photography is disassembly. One of my favorite things about the infamous shower scene in Psycho is the way that Hitchcocks’ careful camera work literally cuts Janet Leigh (as Marion Crane) into pieces. The audience goes from visuals of the rising … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Film, Self-Developed, Street Photography
Abstract
Photography is about the gaze. The great thing about photography is that it allows one to enter another’s perspective. You or anyone else may have seen this completely differently. If I went back tomorrow, I probably would as well. That’s … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Film, Self-Developed, Street Photography
Apple Wedges
Photography is back online. Basically, the reason I haven’t been posting my photographs is that I myself have had no access to them. I tried shooting digital for a while (the previous three entries), but it wasn’t inspiring. So instead, … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Film, Self-Developed, Street Photography
