This is post twelve in a series about my experiences in publishing a book. The series starts here. I said in an earlier post that sorting through the options for a book was a lot like working out the details of what goes into a house that you’re building. You’ve got a lot of choices… [Read More]
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And the winner is…
This one: Not a unanimous pick among you blog readers. In fact, it didn’t get one vote. I debated on whether to include it in the submission or not. This little exercise demonstrates to me — and I hope, to you all — how unpredictable and seemingly arbitrary the jurying process is. I’ve sat in… [Read More]
IR stitches in CPA show
I’ve had a picture selected for the Center for Photographic Art Member’s Exhibition. I submitted ten images for the infrared freeform-stitched work that I did in a nearby oak grove a few month ago. My tentative title for the series is Los Robles. I’ll show you all ten images today, and you can play juror…. [Read More]
Synthetic slit scans with the a7S
The Sony alpha 7S is capable of 4K video (aka 2160p, aka 2160×3840) at a bit under 30 frames per second, which I will round to 30 fps. I thought I’d use that camera to do some slit scan photography. Actually, that’s why I bought it a year ago, but it’s taken me a while… [Read More]
The view from my studio window
I’ve started making photographs out my studio window. Here’s one in color, to give you an idea of what the view looks like: But most of the time I’ve been using a Sony a7II that’s been converted for infrared capture by LifePixel. I’m using their standard IR filter, which passes wavelengths as short as long… [Read More]
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