Holiday greetings

Merry Christmas, Blogger.

New Year, new challenges.

Interesting People, Gorgeous Photographs

http://backyardbill.blogspot.com/

The highlights

from a dull place and a beautiful face.

Back in the studio

Still learning the nuances of my new RB67 and since my first rolls were chrome and I don't meter enough to be viewed as 'professional,' the only image that is truly good is one of my Grandfather's grave and for fear of emotion being misconstrued as cliche, I'm going to keep that one to myself.

However: Here is my first image as part of my Studio Light series.


The products themselves are going to be pretty unrelated (macbooks to cigarettes) except that they were all once a part of the old vintage print ads from the forties and fifties. The products may have changed over time, or maybe just the way we think about them has, but the idea is to print them all like this, with the old ad included, and new slogans or tag lines playing off the old ones.


I'll have a new one of these every week, and plan to shoot two rolls of film a week for myself as well. Those will slowly make it on here as finding time to scan is hard enough.

I just spent an hour on this website

http://www.nocultureicons.com/


There are a couple RIT kids on there that seem to consistently turn out good work - I found it because Liz Kaufman has it linked on her flickr somewhere.


My film is ready today. And I'm back in the studio (after a year) tonight at 6.