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Photography, a Process that Captures Memories

As a child, my parents took pictures with what I seem to recall was a 110 Instamatic and some kind […]

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Breaking Away from SLR Thinking

Unlike years past, today’s camera bodies are merely tools that can be swapped in and out to serve different creative

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Mirrorless Photography, Learning to Fly

Although I grew up shooting film with manual SLRs, I have grown to trust the imaging device to do its

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Investing in quality sticks: O’Connor + Gitzo

Many, many moons ago in a college experience decades past, I wanted to do one of two things with my

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Friday Sushi?

Between 2009 and 2012, I engaged in a Friday ritual of sushi, incorporating social media, photography, and drafting tidbits on the dining experience. “Friday

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Circular Photography

Recently I added a new vintage lens to my collection: a 1/2” Wollensak in a c-mount. C-mount lenses are commonly

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Retro photography mashed up with a Lumix G1

I’ve been settling in with my Lumix DMC-G1 and manual lens combination for a few months now, and have made some discoveries along the way. For the most part, I’ve been shooting exclusively with an f1.4 40mm Voigtlander Nokton in a Leica M-mount and the time has been wonderful. That said, owning a G1 and using manual lenses is a different kind of photographic experience and one that has, for me, become both a retro and instinctual excursion.

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