As some of you may already know, Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day is now less than a month away. April 26th marks the day the world will unite behind their pinhole cameras and very slowly and silently fire away. It is the one day a year when photographers and photo enthusiasts alike are encouraged to...
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Tags: bell + howell, bell and howell, bell&howell, DIY, diy 35mm pinhole camera, lensless camera, lo-fi photography, pinhole, pinhole camera, pinhole photographs, pinhole photography, pinhole pics, pinhole pictures, vivitar pn2011, worldwide pinhole photography day, wppd
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Here is the newest addition to my small arsenal of home made cameras. This was just a fun, quick Saturday project. It was inspired by the paper and cardboard pinhole cameras that you see available from time to time. For the past few months I considered buying one or two of them, but at...
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Tags: 35mm, foam camera, Foam Core Camera, fuji, fujifilm, Holga, sensia, Toy Camera
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Black and White magazine has recently released a sister publication, Color. It is a bi-monthly publication dedicated to color fine art photography. John Lavine, the editor, says, “part of our mission is to showcase work from lesser-known or emerging artists.” There is very little information available about the magazine on the internet and their...
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Tags: B & W magazine, black and white magazine, Carol McCusker, Color, color magazine, Desiring Veracity: The History of Color Photography, history of photography, john lavine, photography
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I found myself at the dollar store this morning, I’m sure you have one in your town as well. It’s the place where everything is $1, everything. I love dollar stores, I rarely buy anything at them, but I love them nonetheless. They are chock full of things that I never knew existed and...
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Tags: 35mm, fujifilm superia 200, photo, picture, Pictures, plastic camera, Special Moments 35mm Focus Free Camera, Toy Camera
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As I promised yesterday here are some (2) of the pictures that were taken with my Neretta Snap. The scans are pretty bad, they were done with my CanoScan LiDE 100, which is definitely not a great scanner. The scans came out too dark, especially on the red shift photo. The pictures were made...
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Tags: fuji tungsten, fujifilm, Neretta, neretta snap, Neretta Snap photos, Neretta Snap pictures, red shift
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Greetings, readers. I’m posting this entry to ask for some help. I’m in need of at least 12 medium format or large format lenses. I would prefer lenses from holgas or dianas because they are cheap and they offer a fairly large image circle. I would rather not spend a lot of money, but...
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Tags: 4x5, diana, diana lens, Holga, holga lens, large format lens, large format lenses, lens, lenses, medium format lens, medium format lenses, Neretta, neretta snap, Neretta Snap photo, Neretta Snap photos, Neretta Snap pictures
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Made this picture a few weeks ago. It was taken with a borrowed Nikon D40 digital camera, as I don’t have a digital camera of my own. I used the light studio on campus, which is decked out with an obscene amount of profoto gear. It had been several months since the last time...
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Tags: B&W, B+W photography, black and white photography, Dorothea Lange, Dust Bowl Pictures, Great Depression Pictures, homage, lego, legos, nikon d40, profoto
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I love folk music. A friend of mine (Troy Graham) and I book, promote, and host folk shows here in Marquette. Our latest show featured Matt Jones of Ypsilanti and Colette Alexander of Brooklyn. Matt is probably one of the best undiscovered folk musicians in the midwest and he’s also one of the nicest...
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Tags: 1-hour photo, 35mm, basement concert, Colette Alexander, cosmic symbol, cross processed film, folk music, fujifilm, Matt Jones, nishika, sensia, sensia 400, Troy Graham, xpro
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This beautiful chunk of plastic is my very first Diana. I picked her up in a box of photographic goodies from ebay, like usual I got a good price. I didn’t buy the box of goodies for the Diana, but that did sweeten the deal. There were two cameras in the box that I...
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Tags: Diana Clone, Diana F, ebay, Holga, lomo, lomography, plastic camera, plastic lens, Rollei, Rollei 400, Rollei Retro, Toy Camera
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Driving around is how I pay the bills. I’m a transporter for a community mental health agency. A good amount of my job is making sure that people who receive services from us get where they need to go, so long as it is clinicly significant (i.e. doctor appointments, grocery shopping, etc.). This puts...
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Tags: Holga, lego, Lego Robot, lo-fi camera, Pictures, polaroid, polaroid 600
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