I like my cameras old, my shoes comfortable, and my whiskey neat.
I 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 BrooklynA Walk My eyes already touch the sunny hill. going far ahead of the road I have begun. So we are grasped by what we cannot grasp; it has inner light, even from a distance- and charges us, even if we do not reach it, into something else, which, hardly sensing it, we already are; […]
Read More A Walk by Rainer Maria RilkeEach year the Japanese Magnolia blooms in late January or early February and each year I document it with both my digital and film cameras. I love my hope tree, who right in the middle of winter and while empty of leaves, blooms the most glorious large white flowers. The symbolism isn’t lost on me. […]
Read More my hope treeOne reason I have loved this project is that it forces me to go back and look at my own work. I have noticed a theme. The months I shoot more, I have more fun looking over the month. I am thankful for this group of ladies and how they have encouraged me to just […]
Read More 5 on 5: FebruaryTo be honest, I never thought I would own a Hasselblad. I have a fantastic medium format camera in Lucy, and the price of a Hasselblad is well out of my budget. Then, in the beginning of February, some dear friends gifted me James. He is a beautiful black Hasselblad 500CM. I cried. I don’t […]
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