Floofie gave me my first chance to shoot in Rossland and aside from the couple frames of infrared film, I tried shooting some digital free lensing shots. It’s an interesting technique wherein you remove the lens from the camera mount and hold it up to the mirror box and focus manually. The effect is oftenContinue reading “The Silent Life of Flowers”
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Nancy Greene Lake, Rossland, BC
morning at the lake around Nancy Greene Provincial Park were often chilly and we typically had some light mist floating on the waters. one morning when we arrived at the lake, the entire lake was socked in with clouds. the visuals that emerged were unlike anything i’d ever photographed before. here are a few framesContinue reading “Nancy Greene Lake, Rossland, BC”
Rossland Salt Prints
here are two images i decided to print yesterday from my trip to Rossland, BC. i wanted to print them in the dark room and chose to do them as salt prints rather than palladium because in some ways, its quick and easy (despite a 20 minute exposure time). the chemistry is simple and theContinue reading “Rossland Salt Prints”
Travelogue – Vancouver, British Columbia
In August 2010 I had the opportunity to travel to Rossland, BC to meet up with some old friends and make some new ones. Our host, Michael Cordiez was instrumental in bringing everyone together including two truly inspirational photographers, Dave Aharonian and Ron Skei. The times we spent talking about our craft and philosophy ofContinue reading “Travelogue – Vancouver, British Columbia”
Rossland, BC – First Imressions
The time so far in Rossland has been incredibly energizing. The landscapes are completely inspiring and the people even more so. But having a few moments to shoot a few art nudes with Rhus was all I really needed to make me realize how much there there really is to take advantage of here inContinue reading “Rossland, BC – First Imressions”
Photo Mobility
So, I am writing this posting from a bus traveling from New York City back home to Allentown. It’s becoming quite apparent to me that we’re living in a world that is becoming simultaneously more interconnected and more mobile at the same time. The bus I’m riding on has WiFi and I’m connected to myContinue reading “Photo Mobility”
Bright Angels
i recently made a short trip out to Arizona and couldn’t pass up the opportunity to share the jawdropping beauty of the Grand Canyon with my friend Melissa. its one of those things that really just chokes me up inside when i see it and i could see from Melissa’s reaction that she was feelingContinue reading “Bright Angels”
Bruised
I was in a bar tonite satisfying my hunger as well a my thirst. I noticed a woman sitting next to me wearing a very short gingham skirt. She had a buise on her upper thigh and I wondered for a moment where this might have come from. By the time I realized that thisContinue reading “Bruised”
Help a Friend – Susie B Benefit Print Sale
hello friends: I am sure that many of you may have heard about Susie B (model mayhem, deviantArt) and her recent accident. While she is currently on the road to recovery, her medical expenses continue to mount. Susie is anxious to return to work as a nurse, but with the recent outbreak of swine flu andContinue reading “Help a Friend – Susie B Benefit Print Sale”
Albuquerque
Traveling to Albuquerque, NM was a chance to work with my dear friend Stephanie Anne on some art photography in a region of the southwest that I’ve not had the chance to work yet. The landscape in New Mexico is unique and along with the community of artists there, I knew I would be ableContinue reading “Albuquerque”
So Many Stars 