sometimes, even when i’m really careful, i make mistakes developing my film. this one wasn’t terrible, but i think the exposure was off just a little bit. so, when i scanned the negative, i wasn’t entirely happy with the contrast on the negative. and as i was playing with curves and such in photoshop, iContinue reading “Solarization”
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Continuum
Classical figure model: Erica Jay scan of the 4×5 ilford FP4+ negative
Hereafter
i opened up my last box of Polariod Chocolate film and tried out some double exposures with Erica while she was here. for whatever reason, the emulsion on this one didn’t hold up too well, half of it was left on the backing paper. but sometimes accidents like this make me really happy. model: ericaContinue reading “Hereafter”
Everglades
Katlyn, Peter, and I headed out to the Everglades when I went to visit her in Florida last month. I found an interesting spot where I could contrast some of the endless overhead power lines with Florida’s attempt to preserve the natural ecosystem. In the end we didn’t get eaten by a crocodile, which isContinue reading “Everglades”
No Foolin!
No foolin! The book Jordan Street is available for a limited time at a reduced price to celebrate April Fools day and perhaps the coming of spring. In the US and Canada, the current price is $8.99. Price reductions are being seen in the UK and many European Union countries as well! If you haven’tContinue reading “No Foolin!”
Untitled Nude (3:13)
classical nude model: hedy nerito ©2013 scott nichol unauthorized use will not be dealt with kindly
three hours til sunset
three hours til sunset model: hedy nerito ©2013 scott nichol unauthorized use seriously frowned upon
on the brink
“My heart is on a budget. It keeps me on the brink.” -Anne Sexton, January 1st scan of an ilford fp4 negative ©2013 scott nichol unauthorized use prohibited
Direct to Positive
a while back i bought a bunch of Ilford Direct Positive paper. This is photo paper that you can load into a large format camera and shoot just like film, however when you process it, you do so in traditional black and white paper chemistry and the result is a positive image instead of aContinue reading “Direct to Positive”
(Un)Clothed at the Center for Fine Art Photography
Just submitted these photos to the (Un)Clothed Exhibit at the Center for Fine Art Photography.
So Many Stars 