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Wet Transfers: Dominique – Embryo
shot on ilford delta pro 100 film with the Mamiya RZ67, scanned, adjusted in photoshop for contrast, dodging and burning, spotted with healing brush for dust, and cropped. printed on duralar coated with a custom mix of ink aid clear gloss pre-coat and golden acrylic flow release then wet transferred to Rives BFK watercolor paper.Continue reading “Wet Transfers: Dominique – Embryo”
Aperture 3
a sampling of some images that were processed entirely in the new Aperture 3. that is with the exception of the fact that i cleaned up the backdrop on the first studio shot in Photoshop because it was quicker to clone/heal out the dirt and stray hairs on the floor than it was to doContinue reading “Aperture 3”
alone again
andlostwithoutyou thisroomseemscoldandempty bringmebackthepiecesofmybroken heart
my roots are showing
so, as many of you might know, i’ve been shooting a lot of film lately. and while scanning the negatives, sharing the results on-line, and making some high-quality inkjet prints is great way to get feedback on my work, that wasn’t the ultimate goal. ideally, the negatives should be printed in a traditional darkroom usingContinue reading “my roots are showing”
Monster Love
Everything comes around Bringing us back again Here is when we start And where we end Goldfrapp, Monster Love
dusk
and as the night bruises blue and purple the blanket of stars remind me of raspberries and coffee the warm and the sweet
somewhere…
somewhere… sometime when you said that we would meet again some sunny day
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”
Equinox
hot and moist, the humid days peel away and the lush summer crush slips into the crisp snap of a fading memory and a place that i’d rather be