Aug - 7th
Wim Wenders for LEICA
Posted at 1:01 am | Filed Under digital
This ad makes me want to sell my car and buy a Leica M8.2…
Jul - 23rd
Holga D?
Posted at 7:48 pm | Filed Under digital
Holga D™ Concept Is The Netbook Of DSLRs The Holga D concept by Saikat Biswas envisions a simple plastic-lens plastic-body combo for digital photography. Producing an ethereal quality that celebrates image imperfections like light leaks and inaccurate exposures art photographers that swear on film may finally make the switch. The Holga D strips away many […]
Jul - 22nd
Rnjz
Posted at 6:24 pm | Filed Under art, film, lomo
Jul - 16th
Hawaii via toy camera
Posted at 7:15 pm | Filed Under film
Jul - 15th
First Shot, Third Canonet
Posted at 6:11 pm | Filed Under journal
This is a medium-res scan from a test roll out of my third Canonet QL 17 GIII. It’s been one of my favorite cameras over the years, and one of the best deals out there if you’re looking for a cheap rangefinder. Canon sold lots of them, so there’s spare parts galore. It’s easy to […]
Jul - 11th
Meters, Hanapepe HI
Posted at 11:28 am | Filed Under art, digital
I was in Kaua’i last week, spent most of my time lounging at the pool and the beach, but took some day trips (short trips, given the size of the island!) Hanapepe is a funky little artists community on the southwest side of the island with old buildings, artists galleries, a laid-back bohemian feel, and […]
Jun - 20th
Monochrome Stop
Posted at 2:21 pm | Filed Under art
This was the combination of a dreary overcast day, a weathered sign, and no de-saturation. All colors (or lack thereof) is as captured.
Jun - 17th
I want to be a photographer someday. Any advice?
Posted at 6:26 pm | Filed Under blog
Originally posted by kylecassidy: A Reader Writes: I want to be a photographer someday. Any advice? Yes, lots. Photography is a mixture of Artistic Ability and Technical Skill — the magic of the mix isn’t written in stone. The world is filled with technically proficient but artistically uninspired photographers, there seem to be a smaller […]
Jun - 16th
Lost advertising of the sealed-off London Underground
Posted at 7:12 pm | Filed Under art
c1959 posters as found in disused area of Notting Hill Gate tube station, London, 2010 Work at the station has recently uncovered these amazing advertising posters in non-public areas and that date from c1956 – 1959 when the station’s lifts were removed and replaced by escalators. These are in an old lift passageway. This shows […]
Jun - 15th
Grate-23
Posted at 5:45 pm | Filed Under art
Jun - 6th
Light Fixture
Posted at 10:49 am | Filed Under art
I want to try an experiment where I only shoot landscape and don’t turn the camera to shoot portrait mode. Landscape fits the web so much better! Or, I could try my hand at square medium format again and shoot with a Holga/Diana.
Jun - 5th
iPhonetography, a new Kyle Cassidy project
Posted at 10:30 am | Filed Under blog
http://www.iphonetography.net/ 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 noise. Not audible noise, but digital grain. That, and it’s […]
Jun - 2nd
Marks The Spot
Posted at 5:51 pm | Filed Under journal
Jun - 1st
Safety glass
Posted at 5:43 pm | Filed Under art
May - 29th
Window/Reflections
Posted at 1:44 pm | Filed Under art
Blackberry Tour 9630, somewhere in SOMA/San Francisco.
May - 22nd
Quiet Carnival
Posted at 1:09 am | Filed Under journal
Check out Amy’s post, Quiet Carnival. Last Thursday night as I drove home from work, I passed the park during golden hour. Buttery light filtered through the trees and lit up the rides. No more lame reasons. I raced the last few blocks to the house to grab my camera (I had my point […]
May - 20th
Umbrella
Posted at 6:05 pm | Filed Under art
Discovery Museum, Blackberry Tour 9600, and a crazy random happenstance.
May - 18th
Building with Flare
Posted at 5:59 pm | Filed Under art, film
Another city shot taken with my Jazz 207 Jelly camera. It’s rapidly becoming my favorite toy camera. Again. And, my original Jazz post is now #3 on Google searches for “Jazz Jelly”!
May - 12th
Four Five Two, Jazz Jelly 207
Posted at 6:05 pm | Filed Under film, journal
Shot with a Jazz Jelly 207, fairly high-tech as plastic cameras go. Integral lens cover, built-in flash, small enough to fit in your pocket. Classic plastic wide-angle lensed-goodness, fixed shutter speed. Shoot ISO 200 speed film outdoors. Flash is good for 10 feet if you’re lucky (and shooting ISO 400 speed film). This roll came […]
May - 11th
Sidewalk Reading, San Francisco
Posted at 5:30 pm | Filed Under art, film, lomo
I caught this on my walk home last week. I don’t know if the reader was planning on coming back and was saving the place or not.
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