Apr - 10th
Shadows-Structures
Posted at 7:31 am | Filed Under art
Apr - 6th
Charge It
Posted at 6:30 pm | Filed Under art
Apr - 6th
Barbed Wire 34
Posted at 6:05 am | Filed Under journal
Apr - 5th
Instagram at lunch
Posted at 2:35 pm | Filed Under journal
Taking photos on my lunch hour, listening to music, and publishing on the web, all from a smartphone. It takes the sting out of not having a jetpack in this iteration of The Future. Unfortunately, I had to try 3 different locations to get a 3G connection from AT&T.
Apr - 4th
Spiral
Posted at 11:04 am | Filed Under art
Apr - 1st
Complaining about the iPhone’s camera?
Posted at 6:06 pm | Filed Under blog
Kyle Cassidy’s take on the iPhone’s camera, from his iPhonetography site: THE CAMERA THAT COMES WITH THE iPHONE IS TERRIBLE Many people decry it’s smallish megapixel count (3), but really, as any serious digital photographer will tell you, size doesn’t matter. The most frustrating thing about the image that comes from the iPhone is the […]
Mar - 31st
Tilt Shift Trees
Posted at 4:47 pm | Filed Under art
Mar - 30th
Toy Trees
Posted at 7:40 pm | Filed Under art
Playing with Lo-Mob on my iPhone.
Mar - 30th
Arch, Redux
Posted at 7:19 am | Filed Under art, film, lomo
Yesterday’s post reminded me of an old LOMO photo I took in 2002.
Mar - 29th
Arch, San Francisco
Posted at 7:13 pm | Filed Under art, digital
Yes, I’ve gotten that iPhone “plastic cam app” fever that’s going around.
Mar - 25th
Sidewalk Closed
Posted at 7:05 pm | Filed Under art
Mar - 11th
Wheel
Posted at 4:21 pm | Filed Under journal
Jan - 10th
Nostalgia for the Now
Posted at 7:39 pm | Filed Under blog
(Here’s a great article by Peggy Nelson about nostalgia, memories, and how digital media allows us to interpret memories independently of what we capture on media…) Photographs give us the ability to capture what we see, more or less. And apps give us the ability to capture what we wish. So what do we wish […]
Oct - 22nd
Kodachrome – your last chance!
Posted at 5:50 pm | Filed Under film
Dwayne’s Photo would like to remind the world that December 30th, 2010 is the last day of processing for all types of Kodachrome film. Any film that isn’t in their lab by noon that day will be returned undeveloped. If you’re in Europe, Kodak will accept prepaid Kodachrome film pouches until November 30th and forward […]
Oct - 13th
Wall 23
Posted at 5:50 pm | Filed Under art
Oct - 6th
The Day My Grandmother Exploded, by Kyle Cassidy
Posted at 6:08 pm | Filed Under blog
[via Kyle Cassidy’s Livejournal ] Two weeks ago I got this crazy idea in my head to find a ten year old 1.3 megapixel Leica Digilux and make a series of images with it based on lines people sent me from novels. Well, it’s done. It’s a 24 page booklet called The Day My Grandmother […]
Sep - 16th
Sunset over Fog
Posted at 6:37 pm | Filed Under art, digital
The best camera is the one you bring with you ALWAYS. I took this shot on my camera phone, while driving to a dinner date. My DSLR and my trusty LOMO were sitting at home.
Sep - 14th
Camerabag, More iPhone Camera Fun
Posted at 6:33 pm | Filed Under art, digital, journal
I had a lot of fun with Hipstamatic, the iPhone camera application that’s taking my Facebook friends list by storm. It does feel odd to buy a $1.99 app to turn my $199 cameraphone into a $2 plastic camera, but there <<are>> benefits to going digital – for less than the cost of a roll […]
Sep - 9th
Post No Bills
Posted at 11:13 pm | Filed Under journal
Aug - 18th
Eames SX-70 instructional video
Posted at 6:40 pm | Filed Under art
A precursor to today’s digital era, Polaroid’s iconic 1972 SX-70 Land Camera is notable not only for its achievements as the first folding and first SLR instant camera but also for its perfection in form, function, and beauty. The revolutionary camera ignited and defined the instant era, allowing a photographer to focus solely on capturing […]
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