Monthly archives for February, 2009
Latest Film Photography
#2786 Kodachome 64
Kodachrome offers it’s own unique colours and tones which photographers have used to capture timeless images for decades.
It’s now only processed by one shop in the world which is located in the USA.
Kodachrome is the trademarked name of a brand of color reversal film sold by Eastman Kodak. Since its introduction in 1935 it has b [...]
Spielberg’s War of the Worlds
Back in 2004, I was contacted by someone from Steven’s Spielberg’s company, Electric Light and Magic. They said they were looking for some imagery for a film (which she couldn’t mention) to be released the following year. and were inspired by my work.
Naturally I was delighted they had even seen my work and even more thrille [...]
My image on BBC’s QI with Steph...
While watching QI on BBC1 tonight, (we’re fans of Stephen Fry and his team) one of my images appeared on his large illustration screen to demonstrate the topic in question. I’m chuffed because Fry is one of my favourite TV personalities (I don’t have many). I couldn’t have asked for my imagery to have appeared on a be [...]
Ansal Adams Interview Videos
Ansal Adams – ‘…the negative is the score, and the print is the performance’.I agree with Ansal in that the end result can be quite far from what was originally seen and captured. My own minds eye has a vision or version of that ‘scene’ which I know how to manipulate; sometimes drastically from the ‘o [...]
Musings
Below are musings from email’s or blog posts Ive commented on to friends or peers, which Ive gathered together.
I would recommend taking a look at Bruce Perry’s portfolio and words, his art is stunning and very inspiring.‘Many of my images were created during the early hours of the morning or at the moment before the last ra [...]
Retro Polaroid Art | Polaroid SX-70 V...
The SX-70 is a folding single lens reflex Land Camera which was produced by the Polaroid Corporation from 1972-1977.
Though Polaroid had considered a Henry Dreyfus-designed SLR for its Colorpack film, the SX-70 was the first instant SLR and the first camera to use Polaroid’s new SX-70 integral print film, which developed automatically [...]
