I like my cameras old, my shoes comfortable, and my whiskey neat.
When talking about what to share this month, Melissa and I decided on our favorite poem. I was relieved to have an easier prompt since our post was due in the middle of so much holiday busyness. However, it has been so hard to pick one single poem. First, my favorite changes depending on my […]
Read More favorites changeI have been busy scanning my rolls of film from our trip to New York. When I started to scan my roll from our trip to Brooklyn, I was reminded once again how much I love Ilford HP2. It is definitely my favorite black and white film. It is so flexible, you can shoot two […]
Read More No Sleep Till BrooklynWe decided to change our normal 5 on 5 blogroll this month. While we usually look back and find our five favorite images, we decided to find red in the month of October. I went through my Iceland film images and found little pops of red. It was an interesting practice to back and look […]
Read More redLike many around the world, my soul has been mourning the horrible shooting in Orlando. I am weeping for the families and friends that are grieving the unimaginable loss of their loved ones. I am saddened for my LGBTQ friends who seem to be in a neverending fight to simply be themselves. I am frustrated […]
Read More brave loveWhat is a 10 on 10? For me, it is ten photographs taken on one day and posted on the tenth. It really is that simple. This year I am doing this project with a great group of photographers. We will posting on the tenth of each month and link our blogs together to […]
Read More 10 on 10: JanuaryI grew up in a large Italian family. That equals loud and boisterous and a little crazy. I loved it. You didn’t have a crazy uncle or a crazy aunt because we are all crazy. Everyone was a little burdensome, but with good pasta and good wine, it was easy to carry. We gathered and […]
Read More communityBecause of a gnarly photography funk, I missed September’s 5 on 5. The ladies who I am doing this project with are so graceful and kind that they didn’t kick me out. In fact, they were encouraging and understanding. Because you know what? Most photographers I know go through a funk now and again. […]
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