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Thirty Six gone for a walk

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One of the luxuries of getting off work early is being able to take walks with my darling, adorable wife in the mid afternoon.

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There’s a new housing development going in across the street where we usually go to walk. I’ve shared some pictures from there before, including one of Hana descending a staircase. Well, same staircase, now with actual walls and whatnot. Continue reading “Thirty Six gone for a walk”

Thirty Six at night

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High contrast black & white with flash at night? Yes, Please.

It does get a bit hard to frame, and virtually impossible to focus though. Fun!

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Thirty Six (1)

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Thirty Six is a fun little app. I downloaded it long ago. I’m not sure quite when it was (EDIT: the first version appeared in late January 2013 and I probably picked it up in February that year), but it was some time before I started shooting film seriously, or whatever it is I’m doing with the Analog project. Continue reading “Thirty Six (1)”

What is it?

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That’s one of the beauties of pinhole photography… and time too.

Shoot something complex enough through a rudimentary pinhole made out of foamcore then wait near-enough to 10 years, and good luck trying to identify it later. Continue reading “What is it?”

From the Archives: Pinhole!

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Back in 2006, I ran some pinhole photography tests as part of a project for the Art department at UIS. I recently came across the negatives and printed photos(!) produced during this project, and this is the story. Continue reading “From the Archives: Pinhole!”