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.
Feb - 27th
Looking Down
Posted at 12:22 am | Filed Under art, digital
Feb - 20th
Street images
Posted at 12:09 pm | Filed Under digital, lomo
Jan - 8th
San Miguel and Guanajuato, via tiltshiftmaker.com
Posted at 10:16 pm | Filed Under digital
tiltshiftmaker.com is a web site that transforms regular pictures into tilt-shift photos. Here’s my trip to San Miguel De Allende, shifted:
Jan - 5th
I don’t know…
Posted at 9:03 am | Filed Under digital
Ever take a picture, leave it on your media card for a few months, then have no idea what it was you took a picture of?
Jan - 2nd
JPG Magazine says goodbye
Posted at 5:36 pm | Filed Under uncategorized
Sad news from the folks at JPG Magazine: JPG Magazine Says Goodbye Posted by Laura Brunow Miner on 1 January 2009. Today is a particularly sad day for all of us at JPG and 8020 Media. We’ve spent the last few months trying to make the business behind JPG sustain itself, and we’ve reached the […]
Nov - 26th
Photography is for…
Posted at 8:27 am | Filed Under journal
Want to be a renowned photographer? follow these seven steps. (links include “colorful” language, but we all know that color is an important part of photography) 1) Make sure you have a LOT OF F**KING NATURAL LIGHT. 2) Make sure the natural light SOURCE is behind you 3) Make sure the flash on your camera […]
Nov - 9th
I sense a pattern here…more doors, San Miguel De Allende
Posted at 5:55 pm | Filed Under film
A little blown out, but I like the effect. Canon FTb, 50/1.8 lens. Most likely shooting with Kodak UC 400 at midday, hence the blow out.
Nov - 8th
Woops!
Posted at 9:18 am | Filed Under film, journal
I’ve used York Photo for my mail order film processing for several years. They’re inexpensive ($2.20/roll, $1.50 shipping, and $1.00 scans), they turn rolls around in a week, and they partner with Snapfish for their online service. They offer perpetual hosting and have great deals on prints. I got my first rolls back from San […]
Nov - 4th
Special San Francisco PHOTOJOJO shoot this weekend!
Posted at 6:27 pm | Filed Under uncategorized
I received this email for a photo shoot this weekend. The mural work in the Mission district makes a wonderful subject for shooting, and the PHOTOJOJO people are a lot of fun. Hi! Your pals at Photojojo (that’s us) are planning a series of really fun photo events in San Francisco and you’re invited!We call […]
Nov - 3rd
More San Miguel de Allende / Guanajuato photos
Posted at 3:03 pm | Filed Under uncategorized
Untweaked, fresh out of my Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim.
Oct - 16th
Meikai El test shots, as promised!
Posted at 5:58 pm | Filed Under film
Oct - 15th
Cover
Posted at 10:02 pm | Filed Under film
Test with my new Olympus Stylus Epic.
Oct - 10th
Another toy camera – Meikai EL
Posted at 8:12 am | Filed Under film
This is a Meikai EL, circa 1963. Bought on eBay, I was the only bidder! As toy cameras go, this one feels pretty solid. The body is metal and plastic and the leatherette makes it feel like a “real” camera. The film advance is smooth, and there’s an indicator to let you know when the […]
Oct - 7th
Left Lane
Posted at 11:16 pm | Filed Under digital
I’m still not sold on the Lensbaby – I like it, but I can get the same effect out of a Jazz Jelly camera or any other plastic camera. Or, I could shoot with a digital Stylecam Blink and not have to scan! I can shoot 10 megapixel raw images with my DSLR, though.
Oct - 2nd
First lensbaby shot
Posted at 7:34 pm | Filed Under digital, lomo
I received my Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim in the mail the same day I took my Lensbaby out for a spin at lunch. The irony of paying for a lens to put on a digital camera to mimic a $5 plastic film camera is not lost on me.
Oct - 2nd
Plastic Cameras
Posted at 11:14 am | Filed Under film
I love my TIME camera – it’s a Holga/Diana with the chromatic aberrations and vignetting, but without the cost of medium format film and development…
Sep - 29th
Blogs Kurt is reading
Posted at 2:22 pm | Filed Under blog
Nic Nichol’s blog: Four Corners Dark: Holga, Lomo, and low-fi photography. If I didn’t know any better, I’d think I’m reading my own mind. He’s loving the Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim camera (my own reviews forthcoming), ranting on the ranters who claim you can duplicate low-fi with photoshop, so why bother with plastic, and […]
Sep - 25th
Lomographic Society at Photokina 2008
Posted at 5:30 pm | Filed Under lomo
“The Lomography ‘Future is Analogue’ LomoWall exhibition is revealed at Photokina 2008!†It’s the 5th time Lomography has been invited to participate in the world’s largest photo-imaging event, so we are going all out in celebration of the unique creative use of film coming from one million+ Lomographers worldwide! The LomoWall forms the focal-piece of […]
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