For today’s installment of the Pinholes & Panoramas trip to Arkansas, let’s turn to the Lomo LC-Wide!
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April 2, with my arm aching and feeling just a bit off from the second Moderna vaccine shot, I hopped in the car and drove to Arkanasas for a much needed vacation and visit with Mom. In planning for this trip, I decided to a) shoot some slide film and b) shoot only pinhole cameras and/or panoramic cameras.
This week, instead of the usual Monday/Wednesday reviews and Friday photoset/rant, please enjoy the fruits of my fun back in April, 2021.
Continue reading “Arkansas 2021: Pinholes (1) & Panoramas”Will I ever learn?
Ok. So I bought another LC-A… This marks my third (or fourth, depending on if you count the LC-A+, which I don’t) in six years… smh.
Continue reading “Will I ever learn?”George Georgiou – ‘Americans Parade’
Justine Kurland’s Girl Pictures was the Charcoal photobook-of-the-month for June 2020. I preordered Girl Pictures well before its release, and so swapped it out for George Georgiou’s Americans Parade. This was probably my fourth swap, and the process couldn’t be easier: Jesse Lenz and Charcoal Books are super easy to work with.
But this isn’t about Charcoal.
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A Mycological Foray was the Charcoal photobook of the month selection for July 2020, and it’s one of the more unique and niche books to come to me thanks to my long-running subscription.
Continue reading “John Cage – ‘A Mycological Foray’”Eid al Fitr 2021
For Eid al Fitr this year, I decided, perhaps in error (what’s new?) to shoot digital… Did I shoot the aged but still excellent D7000? Maybe the great old Olympus C-5050Z? No? Did I shoot the fancy new camera I acquired to up my scanning and unboxing game?
lol.
Continue reading “Eid al Fitr 2021”Refueled #17
Following my acquisition of Jason Lee’s A Plain View, I kept an eye on Lee (and FilmPhotographic), and when news of the “OK: Jason Lee Photographs” exhibition at the Philbook Muesum, Downtown, appeared I made plans to go.
I remember seeing something about a special edition Refueled magazine/exhibition guide that was scheduled to come out late in the run of the exhibition, so I went late in the run. Alas, when I went, in October 2019, the gallery guide was still unavailable (or wasn’t at the refreshingly tiny museum shop, anyway), so I ordered one, and I’m glad I did, as it’s the only record of the exhibition (there wasn’t a catalog).
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