Category Archives: Film
Losing Memories to Digital
It’s no secret that I’m a huge fan of digital when it comes to photography. I embraced digital from the start, and spend a huge amount of my time working with digital tools and helping many photographers learn to do … Continue reading
Posted in Digital, Film, Memories
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Shutters of the Wrong Kind
It has almost become cliché to talk about how digital has changed the photography industry. Some of those changes have been very good (such as the control photographers are able to exercise over their images), and some of those changes … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photo Industry
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Film’s Comeback?
I was doing a little holiday shopping in Seattle over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, and will admit to being a little shocked at what I saw… Lots of cameras. OK, that’s not exactly a surprise. And in fact at first … Continue reading
Posted in Film
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Wet Color Printing
I got my “real” start in photography in high school, when I took a photography class and spent many untold hours in the wet darkroom, producing prints from my black and white negatives. I spent many years working with film, … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Philosophical, Printing
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Film Confessions
This is not an easy blog entry for me to write. It involves me admitting that I shot a few rolls of film recently. There, I said it. And I feel better already. Here’s the story. I found myself in … Continue reading
Posted in Digital, Film
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