Today, I was archiving some recent images and came across one I’ve retaken several times over the last five years, with different cameras and different films. It made me pause for a moment to ask myself why, exactly, I keep photographing this same scene. And, I think, what I might be trying to capture is […]
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The Ricoh R1s. I’ve had a kind of love/hate relationship with this camera for the past few years. It’s 30mm prime lens just doesn’t fit with the way I usually prefer to shoot- neatly isolating subjects and separating details from a scene. Oh no, the R1s is wide, and it says a lot in each
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Snow. It’s fluffy, fun, and everybody’s favorite projectile object. However, if you’ve ever tried photographing snowy scenes, you know that it can sometimes be a challenge. In this article, I want to share a few things I try to keep in mind when I’m taking pictures in a winter wonderland. It’s all about that metering
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