May - 12th
Barriers
Posted at 10:20 pm | Filed Under art, film
I do most of my shooting with a collection of junk store plastic cameras and a freezer full of film I’m working through. Digital doesn’t compare to film – not knowing what I’m going to get until I get the roll back is delayed gratification compared to chimping on a LCD display seconds after the shot […]
May - 12th
Graffiti in San Francisco
Posted at 5:10 pm | Filed Under art, film
More fun with the Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim, a cheap fixed-focus, plastic-lensed camera. SOMA/San Francisco, Fuji Superia 400 film.
May - 11th
Pepsi
Posted at 6:03 pm | Filed Under digital
May - 7th
Yellow
Posted at 9:17 pm | Filed Under art, digital
May - 4th
Greyho
Posted at 7:25 pm | Filed Under art, film, lomo
Greyhound Station, San Francisco CA. LOMO LC-A, Kodak HD 400 film
May - 3rd
Krappy Kamera Gallery
Posted at 8:08 am | Filed Under art, film, journal
(I so missed this – that’s what I get for not subscribing to EVERY BLOG OUT THERE… Do check out the link to the 2008 winners…) Soho Photo Krappy Kamera® Competition In the upstairs gallery, the Krappy Kollage–all the entries (over 1,400) for 2007’s Krappy Kamera show. The beginning
May - 2nd
Phone Line
Posted at 7:36 am | Filed Under art, film, lomo
May - 1st
Continuing my window study
Posted at 10:08 am | Filed Under art, film, lomo
A window I pass by every day on my way to and from work. This time, with a Colorsplash and Fuji Superia 400 film.
Apr - 29th
Don’t think, just shoot
Posted at 7:19 am | Filed Under art, film, journal
This LOMO mantra’s been getting easier for me – since I’ve been growing my hair longer and spring breezes are here, I’m having a hard time looking through the viewfinder without my hair getting in the way of the lens or the viewfinder! I shot a roll of some generic $.99 cent store ISO 200 […]
Apr - 26th
Always check your settings…
Posted at 4:54 pm | Filed Under film, journal, lomo
I’m a bargain shopper, and when I see film on sale or closeout (which is happening more and more these days) I stock up. I bought all of Walgreens’ Kodak HD400 film when they closed it out a couple of years ago, and it sat in my freezer ever since. I’ve had a fixation with […]
Apr - 26th
Plastic Camera Redux
Posted at 9:14 am | Filed Under art, film
I found a roll of old photos from my TIME Camera and tried cleaning up some of the spots and lines from processing in Photoshop.
Apr - 25th
HS TAK
Posted at 6:30 pm | Filed Under art, film
Apr - 24th
My new plastic favorite, the Vivitar IC 100
Posted at 6:50 pm | Filed Under art, film
The Vivitar IC 100 is rapidly turning into one of my favorite toy cameras. I broke from my usual “100 speed film only rule” and shot this roll on Fuji Superia 400. With the fixed 1/85th second shutter and f/5.6 aperture, I can use all the light sensitivity I can get!
Apr - 24th
Art Explosion Open Studios this weekend!
Posted at 3:07 pm | Filed Under art, journal
From my friend Splicer’s blog. I’m going to try to make the opening tonight, otherwise I’ll be there tomorrow. Splicer and I go way back. He’s someone who knew me first as “Poindexter”…
Apr - 23rd
Refreshing
Posted at 10:00 pm | Filed Under art, film
This pic came off the first test roll from my Vivitar IC 100, a $1 plastic camera I picked up recently. It’s pretty standard looking. The insides could come from a LOMO Colorsplash or any number of unremarkable cameras. A simple lens, shutter speed and aperture fixed at 1/100th sec and f/5.6, and cheap enough […]
Apr - 23rd
Mannequin on Piedmont Avenue
Posted at 12:09 am | Filed Under art, film
Apr - 22nd
LOMO at night
Posted at 7:16 am | Filed Under art, film, lomo
Apr - 21st
Light Fixture
Posted at 5:42 pm | Filed Under art, digital
Apr - 20th
Barbed Wire
Posted at 3:40 pm | Filed Under digital, journal
Apr - 19th
Old LOMO Wall, 2009
Posted at 11:50 am | Filed Under art, film, lomo
I started putting my LOMOs into a patchwork using double-sided tape on an old piece of foamcore tape a few years ago, and got to the point where I needed something a little more usable. After a while, the prints would fall down, overlapping prints meant tearing the print when I rearranged them, etc. I […]
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