Dec - 23rd

Danger

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Dec - 20th

Weathered Aqua

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Dec - 5th

Polished

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Nov - 17th

My First Leica…

Posted at 6:06 am | Filed Under journal

“My First Leica!…” I’ve heard people raving about Leica glass for years, and I’ve wanted a Leica M series rangefinder for as long as I’ve been serious about photography. Leica quality comes at a premium price, though, and I could never justify the cost. Until now.

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Oct - 27th

What Every Aspiring Photographer Should Know

Posted at 6:00 pm | Filed Under film, journal

Here’s a wonderful bit of advice for aspiring photographers from Cheryl Jacobs Nicolai at PhotoDino. What Every Aspiring Photographer Should Know These are my thoughts, nothing more and nothing less. I get asked all the time, during workshops, in e-mails, in private messages, what words of wisdom I would give to a new and aspiring […]

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Oct - 26th

Disjointed, two.

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Sep - 9th

Airplane Graveyard, courtesy of LiveJournal

Posted at 6:00 pm | Filed Under art, journal

Livejournal user alexdoomer2009 took this wonderful series of photos as an abandoned military airplane scrapyard, somewhere in the Eastern Bloc. I loved his pictures so much I wanted to share them here. All pictures are the property of “Alex Doomer” His original Livejournal post: http://community.livejournal.com/abandonedplaces/1928500.html More of his photos: http://www.liveinternet.ru/users/alexdoomer007

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Sep - 4th

Driving home

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Aug - 28th

SOVIET UNION

Posted at 12:00 pm | Filed Under art, film, journal, lomo

Another forgotten photo – not quite sure where this was.

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Aug - 20th

Wondering about the Diana Mini

Posted at 7:11 pm | Filed Under journal

So, if the Diana Mini can shoot 72 half-frame pictures on a 36 exposure roll, or 36 square exposures, does the film advance advance the film on 24×36 boundaries? Two half-frame shots should print out on a 4×6 print with a fine line between them, and normal spacing between 2 half-frame shots. I’m assuming the […]

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Aug - 13th

Photos of science fiction writers’ nests

Posted at 6:11 pm | Filed Under art, journal

Kyle Cassidy has a great new project: “Where I Write: Fantasy and Science Fiction Writers in Their Creative Spaces.” In 2000, I found Kyle’s “Leicaslacker” pages and found his writing entertaining and his photos deserving of envy. I followed Kyle’s Armed America project through his LiveJournal, and continually wish I’d taken his photos.  

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Jul - 5th

Exposure-Mat, a free light meter (no batteries required!)

Posted at 7:54 pm | Filed Under film, journal

I’m a big fan of the Sunny 16 Rule for determining exposure. Print film is forgiving enough that you don’t always have to get the exposure *exactly* right to get a good shot. The”Sunny 16″ rule, paraphrased, says, “Set the shutter speed to the reciprocal of the film speed, and set the aperture to f/4 […]

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Jun - 23rd

Sketch Tuesdays at 111 Minna (Updated)

Posted at 4:17 pm | Filed Under art, journal

Sketch Tuesday was a hit. Sketch Tuesday is a monthly event at 111 Minna Gallery where artists get together, art snobblers and hangers-about mingle, watch artists at work, drink beverages and purchase art at crazy-low prices directly from the artists. June’s event included the following artists:

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May - 19th

Hunt for the West Chester Guerilla Drive-In’s secret AM broadcast

Posted at 6:15 pm | Filed Under journal

John Young says: Back in 2007, you posted a link to the West Chester Guerilla Drive-In, where we project 16MM movies at secret locations from the sidecar of my 1977 BMW motorcycle:The kit-built AM transmitter in the photo you posted is the MacGuffin, a secret AM transmitter in a waterproof case hidden somewhere in the […]

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May - 13th

Film is not dead…

Posted at 6:35 pm | Filed Under film, journal

…But it’s not moving around much. My local film sources are drying up, and I’ve had to resort to buying film on the (gasp!) internet. Wolf/Ritz Cameras used to sell Fuji Superia 100/24 4 packs but the last few stores I checked said they haven’t received ANY FILM in their last few shipments. WAL*MART and […]

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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

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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”…

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Apr - 20th

Barbed Wire

Posted at 3:40 pm | Filed Under digital, journal

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