Thursday, October 14, 2010
In NYC, the bars close at 4am and the trains north start running at 6:30am. This are the dead hours, and I love shooting it. It’s quiet, slightly dangerous, and like a thick blanket was thrown over all the sounds the City usually makes. Muffled, sleepily proud. Quiet vigilance. Desperate, unseen and for some, lonely.
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Sometime I take a while to get to my film rolls processed. It’s always a delight to see real film grain and gradations I just don’t get from digital. Enjoy the silver haldies :)
Saturday, September 11, 2010
The master of Ruinism.com, Gabriel Biderman, found the Reciprocity Failure Society a great opportunity to shoot on the private and historic Bannerman Island on the Hudson River, north of West Point and South of Beacon, NY. What a night… We barely slept, in fact one of us didn’t at all. Here’s some picks from the [...]
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Check out the tutorial I posted over on the Induro Blog about building a long exposure at night. Mad props to Gabe Biderman and Jim Logan for making it happen. Here’s more shots from a great night excursion in the famous graveyard.
Back in the Dobb, messing with the Reciprocity Failures…
Did a night shoot with Gabe and Brian a few weeks ago. Here’s a few choices from the evening…
Here’s a few selections from a recent jaunt down to the City…
Fireworks. 8-minute exposures. Need I say more? Click and enjoy, And time for one non-explosive photo prior to leaving to drive back to Vegas.
The feast is on. This is our campground while we were cooking. OK, 20 minutes of that time. Over the ridge in front of us. Sylvester standing still for five minutes. I am grateful that some talented and interesting people who mostly did not know each other prior to this day made an positive, indelible [...]
There is nothing like having your creative passions fueled by other similarly-minded people. And I mean friends who are simply awesome. In this case, I was planning a desert night shoot with my buddy Zoo (yes, Zoo) then Gabe told me that he and Nancy were planning a night shoot at the Valley of Fire [...]