Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Some New Pictures Are Up
At my Picasa site, including shots of the boys with their long hair and on the eventful day of their haircuts. Check out the albims "2007 Shots" and "Family" for all the latest.
At my Picasa site, including shots of the boys with their long hair and on the eventful day of their haircuts. Check out the albims "2007 Shots" and "Family" for all the latest.
Labels: family, Moore's Meadow, nature, photography
Friday, August 17, 2007
New Pictures Up
I've put a few more shots up on the Picassa web album today. Go check 'em out.
I've put a few more shots up on the Picassa web album today. Go check 'em out.
Labels: Moore's Meadow, nature, photography
Monday, June 18, 2007
Latest Addition to 52 Weeks of Moore's Meadow
I have four more pictures at Flickr, for a total of 19 weeks gone. Two more weeks are in the camera, but two more weeks will probably be shot before I get it developed.
I have four more pictures at Flickr, for a total of 19 weeks gone. Two more weeks are in the camera, but two more weeks will probably be shot before I get it developed.
Labels: Moore's Meadow, photography
Sunday, April 29, 2007
More Pictures Up For Moore's Meadow
Weeks 14 and 15 of my 52 week project are now up over at Flickr. Weeks 16 through 18 are in the camera right now, awaiting processing; I imagine they'll be up for viewing in about a week.
Weeks 14 and 15 of my 52 week project are now up over at Flickr. Weeks 16 through 18 are in the camera right now, awaiting processing; I imagine they'll be up for viewing in about a week.
Labels: Moore's Meadow, photography
Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Three More Weeks of Moore's Meadow
More pictures are up here. It's starting to feel like a project now, rather than just a small group of photos.
More pictures are up here. It's starting to feel like a project now, rather than just a small group of photos.
Labels: Holga, Moore's Meadow, photography
Thursday, March 08, 2007
More Pix
Been fighting illness all week, so things have been quiet. However, I have managed to get another roll finished and developed, and so I present to you three more weeks of photos from Moore's Meadow.
Been fighting illness all week, so things have been quiet. However, I have managed to get another roll finished and developed, and so I present to you three more weeks of photos from Moore's Meadow.
Labels: Holga, Moore's Meadow, photography
Thursday, February 22, 2007
3 More Weeks at Moore's Meadow
Posted now on Flickr, which means I'm caught up with 7 weeks shot. One week is in the camera, but there's still film, likely good for 2 more weeks of shooting before I get it developed.
Posted now on Flickr, which means I'm caught up with 7 weeks shot. One week is in the camera, but there's still film, likely good for 2 more weeks of shooting before I get it developed.
Labels: Holga, Moore's Meadow, photography
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
52 Weeks of Moore's Meadow
At the beginning of the year I started a photo project with my Holga, with the intention of getting one good shot a week down in Moore's Meadow, a city park where I often go to clear my mind. As of this moment, the first four weeks are up at my Flickr site, and as more are developed I promise to get them up and put up a notice here.
As a reminder (or as a tutorial to those who may not have read about it before), the Holga is a Chinese-made toy camera, all plastic lens, that uses 120 (medium) format film. The negatives are 6X6 cm, which means that this toy camera uses film normally only used by pros and serious amateurs (or at least, used to, since digital has taken over). There are only four focus settings, and two exposure settings. I also have to tape up the camera to try to fend off light leaks (not always successful, as you can see), and sometimes the corners of the film will bend a little, resulting in a falling-off of focus at the edges.
In short, it's a marvelous camera, and has become very popular. The very hit-and-miss nature of it has added some joy to the process of shooting again, something I've been missing for some years. And getting out to the Meadow each week hasn't hurt, either.
Coming up: three weeks of shots, about to be developed.
At the beginning of the year I started a photo project with my Holga, with the intention of getting one good shot a week down in Moore's Meadow, a city park where I often go to clear my mind. As of this moment, the first four weeks are up at my Flickr site, and as more are developed I promise to get them up and put up a notice here.
As a reminder (or as a tutorial to those who may not have read about it before), the Holga is a Chinese-made toy camera, all plastic lens, that uses 120 (medium) format film. The negatives are 6X6 cm, which means that this toy camera uses film normally only used by pros and serious amateurs (or at least, used to, since digital has taken over). There are only four focus settings, and two exposure settings. I also have to tape up the camera to try to fend off light leaks (not always successful, as you can see), and sometimes the corners of the film will bend a little, resulting in a falling-off of focus at the edges.
In short, it's a marvelous camera, and has become very popular. The very hit-and-miss nature of it has added some joy to the process of shooting again, something I've been missing for some years. And getting out to the Meadow each week hasn't hurt, either.
Coming up: three weeks of shots, about to be developed.
Labels: Holga, Moore's Meadow, photography
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