Tag Archives: Portrait
In the Studio (Part II/Sunday Stills)
More happy accidents. I’m still not sure how exactly this happened. I was shooting in the studio triggering a bounced flash remotely, and apparently I tried this one with no flash. The auto white balance (which was doing a nice … Continue reading
Psycho
Photography is serendipitous. Holga photography (and “toy camera” photography in general) is often described as a serendipitous art form. While this is certainly true, I don’t quite think it’s fair. All photography is serendipitous, at least for those of us … Continue reading
Suspicion
Manipulation may be older than you think. What a bizarre effect. Two images superimposed onto each other. And the tones- that is a strange-looking black and white image. There are two things that are going on here that are more … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Color, Film, Portrait, Self-Developed, Uncategorized
Attitude
Photography is personal. Good photographs distill the essence of something into an instant. Be it a person, an animal, a car, or a building, the photographs that stick in the memory tell us something about the subject rather than just … Continue reading
Filed under Black and White, Film, Portrait, Self-Developed
