Jan - 14th
FED 2
Posted at 11:22 pm | Filed Under film
I’d wanted one of these for a while. I’m rediscovering film photography and wanted to shoot with a diopter adjustment on the viewfinder, so I could shoot without glasses. I thought it would be interesting to have the clear view be through the viewfinder and the view outside the camera be fuzzy.
May - 2nd
One Hour Photo
Posted at 2:32 am | Filed Under film
There’s a critically endangered species in the world of photography businesses: the one-hour photo shop. With the decline of film developing and photo printing, the one-hour photo niche has become the single fastest-dying business in the United States. How bad is it? There are only 190 of the shops still open in the whole country. […]
Jul - 18th
Still Life Chair
Posted at 4:30 pm | Filed Under film
Jul - 17th
“BoB” and Connie
Posted at 9:12 pm | Filed Under film, lomo
Jul - 10th
First Frame
Posted at 11:07 am | Filed Under film
I used to be in the habit of shooting 3 frames into the palm of my hand when loading film. A while ago I started shooting as soon as the film was loaded to see what would turn out. This was one of those weird leader shots before the film took.
Jun - 17th
Balloons
Posted at 11:24 pm | Filed Under film, lomo
Jun - 15th
Tiny Small Box
Posted at 2:01 am | Filed Under film, lomo
Jun - 15th
Choose Film
Posted at 1:48 am | Filed Under film
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.
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 […]
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
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.
Apr - 4th
Standpipes
Posted at 6:00 am | Filed Under art, film, lomo
Playing around with my LOMO LC-A+, Fuji SuperHQ 100 film.
Apr - 3rd
Four Chairs
Posted at 8:01 am | Filed Under art, film
Penmax toy camera, generic 200 ISO film. The Penmax is rapidly becoming one of my favorite toy cameras; it’s very similar to the “TIME Magazine” 35mm cameras. Shutter speed is approximately 1/100th second, a 2-blade diaphragm adjusts to f/8, f/11 and f/16 – and makes truly weird bokeh.
Apr - 1st
Ciao, digital. Hello, unpredictable art.
Posted at 6:00 pm | Filed Under art, film
From SFGate.com comes this article about the 2010 International Juried Plastic Camera Show at Rayko Photo in Francisco. Plastic cameras are cheap, prone to light leaks and unpredictable. Which is why a lot of photographers are drawn to them in the digital age of pixel counts, precision focus and Photoshop. “You don’t know how the […]
Mar - 30th
ZANINE
Posted at 6:15 pm | Filed Under art, film
Mar - 29th
Fire-Water (Happy Accident)
Posted at 6:39 pm | Filed Under art, film
Here’s a happy accident -� I loaded a roll of 36 exposure film. I then (a) thought I was done after exposure 24, and (b) opened the camera back while forgetting to rewind the film first, exposing the film.
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