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Dark Trails
We’ve all taken photos with a shutter time so long, that the highlights in the photo leave a trail, on purpose or by accident. I want to record trails like these, but of bats. But how do I get dark animals to leave a trail? What if I want to do this at dusk? While figuring out how to record bats, the local jackdaws kept flying through the frame, and they became my test pilots.
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A Classic Street Camera
I have wanted a street camera for years. That is a large format camera with a built in darkroom to develop the paper in. It was used on the streets to make photos for official documents. But there is a character to this method, and a different social aspect, and therefor there are artistic possibilities.
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Direct Color Positives
Shoot a sheet of paper as the medium in a camera, then develop that so that it becomes a color photo.
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View Camera Photography
Mostly Images of people’s faces, shot with wooden cameras onto large sheets of film.
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TLR portraits
About the joy of shooting a TLR camera and some musings about perceiving time. Photos will be added soon.
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Portraits at Demonstrations, with a TLR
The camera matters in two ways: the quality of the image you can get out of it, and the interest the subjects have in them. Especially Twin Lens Reflex cameras look so distinctly analog, that people are much more willing to be photographed with them. I took a TLR to some demonstrations.