The line-ups in New York are too crowded even in the winter.
An exploration of the surfing experience through the use of lo-fi and analog photographic mediums.
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Showing posts with label browine hawkeye flipped lens. Show all posts
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
sea kayak rack
I have been shooting a lot of color film as of late- this is a completely new avenue for me and one that I am hoping to have some success with. Until recently I was somewhat "color phobic"- feeling that in someway the addition of color to the photograph might ultimately serve to distract the viewer from my intended message (both emotional and from a form/composition perspective). While I am still unsure how I feel about the use of color, I am open to continued exploration of this aspect of the photographic medium, despite some recent criticism I have received from the lo-fi community.Sunday, January 25, 2009
Castles Made of Sand and Incoming Tides
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