Sometimes you just have to take a walk with only one piece of film.
And make it count.
Day 66 of 365
(of angels and angles)
66/365
March 7th, 201463/365
March 4th, 2014Day 63 of 365
(saint augustine)
A little while back I had the opportunity to shoot Sean Lennon and his lovely lady, Charlotte Kemp Muhl.
Holga. In studio. Double exposure madness.
62/365
March 3rd, 2014Day 62 of 365
(the daughters of our quiet minds)
The first frame from the first time I shot my Holga in studio.
60/365
March 1st, 2014Two down, ten to go – months that is.
Since I made the decision to alter how I was going to carry out this analog year, it’s been much more enjoyable (and educational).
Revisiting older work has shown me how my aesthetics are changing. And what about them remains constant.
I often feel my work is getting stale. As if I’m constantly photographing the same things in the same way. The act of looking back is proof that I’m changing. Evolving.
Looking back at February’s Polaroids (and comparing them to January’s), there is less blue.
Power lines and trees still made an appearance, but it was a minimal one.
Compositions got a little messier (at times).
March will continue to have Polaroids but I’m going to start introducing other film formats into the mix.
With that being said….
Day 60 of 365
(defender)
35mm (probably Ilford HP5). Shot behind my grandparents house.
Printed in my basement darkroom (many years ago).
57/365
February 26th, 2014
55/365
February 24th, 2014Day 55 of 365
(cosmonaut)
54/365
February 23rd, 2014I once assisted a workshop given by Frank Ockenfels 3.
Observing how he worked was amazing.
On the second day of the workshop, the group shot on location at a home owned by one of Frank’s friends. His name was Blair. He and I got on like a house on fire and spent some time shooting 4×5 Polaroids with his Graflex (I have been obsessed with owning one ever since). I also took a single Polaroid with his pinhole camera.
This is it.
Day 54 of 365
(introductory nomenclature)
52/365
February 21st, 2014I found this in a drawer. Years ago, I put it there because I filed this as a “mistake”.
When I found it again (sometime last year), I found it beautiful.
The moral of the story: it’s always good to revisit past work.
Day 52 of 365
(through a rainy lens)
51/365
February 20th, 2014
48/365
February 17th, 2014Was inspired to play with double exposures today…
Day 48 of 365
(city with no children)
