Apr - 17th
Chopsticks @ 50mm, Oakland, CA
Posted at 10:45 am | Filed Under art, film
Old print, new scanner. This was taken in Oakland’s chinatown back in 2002 or so. I love the shallow depth of field you get with a slow film, an old mechanical SLR and a 50mm Prime lens.
Apr - 16th
Big Brother
Posted at 6:10 pm | Filed Under art, film
Apr - 16th
Waves
Posted at 7:17 am | Filed Under art, film
Just so you know, it’s not all city shots and toy cameras around here.
Apr - 14th
Barbed wire
Posted at 10:20 pm | Filed Under art, film
Apr - 13th
Persnickety cameras…
Posted at 6:09 pm | Filed Under film, journal
My LOMO LC-A has had problems intermittently on the tail-end of the roll. It takes more and more effort to wind the film on, then at frame 18 or so the mechanism slips. It happened again so I shorted the roll and opened it up. It seems the take-up reel has cracked in a couple […]
Apr - 9th
BENT-28
Posted at 6:46 am | Filed Under art, film
I don’t know what this means. But I liked it.
Apr - 7th
My fascination with the Olympus XA 2
Posted at 6:00 pm | Filed Under blog
In order to understand my fascination with the LOMO LC-A, it helps to know about the camera that started me thinking differently about photography.
Apr - 6th
Seven Eighty
Posted at 6:00 pm | Filed Under art, film
Apr - 5th
More Random LOMOs…
Posted at 10:06 pm | Filed Under art, lomo
…Gathered on recent walks through the Tenderknob, SOMA and parts elsewhere, San Francisco.
Apr - 3rd
Gettin’ artsy with my LOMO in low light
Posted at 9:01 am | Filed Under art, film, lomo
I’m always amazed at the LOMO LC-A’s ability to capture vivid colors in low light. Every other camera I’ve tried has given me washed out colors when I extend the shutter speed out in low light. With my LOMO, I load up the slowest film I can find (Lucky 100 when I can find it, […]
Apr - 2nd
Thefts at the Museum of Bad Art
Posted at 6:44 am | Filed Under journal
I’m not making this up: The loss of two MOBA works to theft has drawn media attention, and enhanced the museum’s stature. In 1996, the painting Eileen, by R. Angelo Le, vanished from MOBA. Eileen was acquired from the trash by Wilson, and features a rip in the canvas where someone slashed it with a […]
Mar - 31st
LOMO on the street
Posted at 11:45 pm | Filed Under film, lomo
Random LOMOs from my most recent roll of expired Lucky 100 film. Taken around South of Market, San Francisco. My 1991 LOMO is still going strong, after what I figure to be 100 rolls of film shot through it…
Mar - 30th
Doorway/Flowers
Posted at 11:06 pm | Filed Under film
Mar - 23rd
How to develop film using coffee and Vitamin C!
Posted at 11:53 pm | Filed Under film, journal
http://photojojo.com/content/tutorials/coffee-caffenol-film-developing/ Survival scenario #117: You’re trapped in a grocery store. Zombies are closing in from all sides. You have a crucial photo that could end the carnage, if only you had some way to develop the film. What do you do? You grab some instant coffee and vitamin C, you develop the film, and you […]
Mar - 19th
Walkabout, Part 76
Posted at 4:01 pm | Filed Under art, film, lomo
Mar - 15th
Chop Suey
Posted at 11:13 pm | Filed Under digital
Mar - 14th
What to buy?
Posted at 12:48 pm | Filed Under film, lomo
The Lomographic Society made me their OSCM expert last week! I’ve got 35 piggy points to spend in the Lomographic Shop! What should I do, buy some film or spend a little more and splurge on something bigger? I have a 1990 LOMO LC-A and a Colorsplash flash, and my $1 TIME camera beats a […]
Mar - 13th
Miru Kim Naked City Spleen Photo Series
Posted at 7:12 am | Filed Under art, journal
Miru Kim is known as the “naked urban photographer,” a fearless artist who walks around naked in abandoned urban locales in cities such as New York, Paris and Berlin. She has photographed various familiar urban settings, such as abandoned subway stations, tunnels, aqueducts, factories, hospitals and shipyards. Her series, Naked City Spleen, is a dissection […]
Mar - 11th
Bulletin board – Point Reyes, CA
Posted at 7:36 pm | Filed Under art, digital
Mar - 7th
Cowboy wedding
Posted at 10:08 am | Filed Under lomo
I took this back in 2002? I gave the negatives to the mother of the groom and never got around to asking to borrow them back. My mother had a 4×6 which scanned nicely. LOMO LC-A, Fuji 100 film.
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