Some of you may remember I used to post some of the found photos that ended up here in the store. Whether they were from rolls left in cameras that…
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Photographic Thoughts
In January, I decided to part ways with one of my photographic ties to New York City. I had purchased my first medium-format camera for three hundred dollars in 2015.... Continue reading →
I had my sweet sixteen at thirty-five. This November, I visited my brother and father in Washington, D.C. I had flown in from Vancouver; my father had come from St.... Continue reading →
Picking up from my previous blog (a disguised treatise on the benefits of change, or rather a stubborn capitulation of myocardium to photo walks), I chose to explore a city... Continue reading →
Last month we were delighted to collaborate with Gallery 881 on our first joint event – a photobook share that brought together photography enthusiasts from the local community. The concept,…
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Headline image above: Sunrise at Mono Lake, California, Pentax 67II with Pentax 67 SMC 45mm f/4 Prime At heart, I have always been a prime lens guy, that is, lenses…
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I prefer my photography to be solitary. As a writer sits with a pen in a room (if he can afford one — the pen or the room), a photographer... Continue reading →
This is a question I am VERY interested in, because a camera you’d display is often different than one you’d choose as your regular shooter. Like cars, cameras can give…
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Spring is remarkably resilient; out of the winter muck and February slush emerge cherry blossoms and leaves. The sky clears, heralding my first proper trip back to New York City... Continue reading →
As evidenced by my last few posts, I’m sure you have gathered that I like photographing birds, but another favourite subject of mine are bears. When the weather starts to…
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