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Friday, January 28, 2011
New portfolio on Behance Network.
Well, I am terrible at posting work. I joined the Behance Network in hopes I would do more of it. Here's what I've uploaded so far.
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Click on link below to view.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Wrapping up a decade.
Wow, I cannot even wrap my mind around all the events, changes, and growth I've experienced this last decade. I am still wondering how I can wrap it all up in some photographic project.
All I know is, I am happy to revert back to film.
I am kicking this year to the curb with my Pentax K1000 and Diana+ in hand, all loaded up and ready to fire.
Also, here is an inspiring sexymeow video that very much suits me right now.
All I know is, I am happy to revert back to film.
I am kicking this year to the curb with my Pentax K1000 and Diana+ in hand, all loaded up and ready to fire.
Also, here is an inspiring sexymeow video that very much suits me right now.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
So this is happening...
this weekend. Two events, one mission: to do them both. Simple enough.
I am spreading the word, in case you are looking for something to do in the LA area.
I am spreading the word, in case you are looking for something to do in the LA area.
So first thing Saturday, I will be attending this:
| http://www.renegadecraft.com/holiday-la#1 |
And then later that evening, will be getting to this:
| Wreck the Walls A Winter Group Exhibition Featuring Over 30 Artists December 11, 2010 - January 15, 2011 Opening Reception: Saturday, December 11, 5-9pm Valet Parking Provided! |
Ventura Art Community
Here is a super cool article about a super cool Lomography project some friends participated in. Be sure to check out the gallery at the end of the article, these folks have some great shots in there.
I sure miss my Holga.
And the link:
LomoAmigo
I sure miss my Holga.
And the link:
LomoAmigo
| A photo from their collection... L: Brook Dalton; R: Seth Peterson; C: Brook's iced tea |
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Film enthusiasts
For those of you who recognize that film will never die, here's a great deal from Adorama. I've always wanted my own film scanner, but when I was more involved in the film world, I didn't exactly have the spare moneh to buy one. Times have changed. So for those of you who still keep on with the film tradition, this may just make you happy. And if you are one shopping for the film photography geek in your life, well here you go.
Jolly good.
FPSCAN Flashpoint Scanner
Jolly good.
FPSCAN Flashpoint Scanner
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| This is what it looks like. |
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