Temptation, Yielded To
Early May… Early Spring. The daffodils are out in gardens and the spring ephemerals are beginning to bloom in the woods. Yesterday was a perfect early spring day here in
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Early May… Early Spring. The daffodils are out in gardens and the spring ephemerals are beginning to bloom in the woods. Yesterday was a perfect early spring day here in
Yesterday, while out and about making slit photographs, I also made photos with both a pinhole and, gasp, an actual lens. Here are five of those exposures. The first three
Inspired by my recent re-excursion into pinhole photography, I expanded my vision by making a photographic slit and heading out to make some photos. An optical slit works similarly to
Last Sunday (26 April 2026) was Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (WPPD). My friend Al and I led a pinhole photography workshop at the Vermont Center for Photography in celebration. I
I have spent much time in my dim room over the past couple of weeks making and toning cyanotypes. These images are all older exposures, some going back about a
I spent yesterday afternoon making six salted-paper prints. All of these prints are on 8×10 inch sheets of Hahnemühle Platinum Rag paper. The image size is 6×7.5 inches or 6.5
The last Sunday in April every year is Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (WPPD). The idea is that folks make a photograph using a lensless camera and upload a single photo
I have not made a salted-paper print in quite some time (several months). I guess that I have been too busy toning cyanotypes!! However, I made two exposures over the
Cliche verre (literately “glass print” in French) is a type of photogram (camera less image). Traditionally, a glass plate was coated with an opaque material and then an image was
I made some cyanotypes from the images I captured at the Cornish Fair a few weeks back.