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Boats Beneath the Bridge


Entrance to the Shadow Realm

A decidedly low-key image that I shot on 35mm black and white film last week.


Artifacts


Up and Down

This is another image that I shot a few weeks ago on 35mm black and white film.


Twilight in Tampa

I’m simply posting this today because after all the black and white I’ve been posting here lately I wanted to post some nice, rich color for a change of pace.


Last House on the Dead End Street

Another 35mm black and white film image.


A Quiet Afternoon

I’m back to posting more of my recent film images. Today’s image is from a scanned 35mm black and white negative.


Nightfall in a Back Alley


Lost in Time

My week of posting only images taken on film continues with another 35mm Fuji Velvia slide that I shot a few weeks ago while guiding my photo tour.


The Glass is Way More Than Half Full

Today’s image was taken with medium format Kodak TMAX  black and white film.


The Magic Sky


Home, Skewed Home


Window Light


Tribal Land


Home on the Range


Night Light

At night I left my curtains open, turned off all the lights in my room and let the Luxor be my night light.


I Couldn’t Complain About the View

You may have noticed I didn’t post anything here on my website last week. I was in Las Vegas for a photography conference and to do some shooting for myself. I deliberately did not bring a computer along because I wanted a break from it. I wanted to relax without the temptation to get online or process photos in my room at night. This is the view I had from my hotel room.


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This image was taken with my remote-operated, elevated pole camera system.


Reverse Angle

The opposite view of the location pictured in yesterday’s post. Scanned negative from the Pentax ME Super.


20 Years Later

Same camera and lens as was used for the image that was posted here yesterday. This was taken the other day on T-MAX black and white film, twenty years after yesterday’s Ektachrome slide. Also of note, the camera was already 14 years old when I shot yesterday’s photo. I’m real happy that the old gear is holding up well and still producing such nice images. It’s a fun diversion for me to work with the old analog gear. It takes a lot more thought and patience to produce a good image than with modern digital equipment and I feel that it is a good mental exercise for me as well as being artistically rewarding.


Descent Into Wetness


Step Right Up

Another scan of a negative from the Mamiya Twin Lens.


Empty Spaces