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CalArts School of Critical Studies reading featuring visiting artists John D'Agata and Lisa Teasley
CIA-20080312-3081
Photo by Steven A Gunther
© CalArts 2008
12:40 still trying to get through my 59 pages...i want to carry on reading! but my eyes are really acheing :(
Taken on a Mamiya C330F, on Ilford FP4+. Processed in DD-X.
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Much Better Viewed Large On Black
Weathered door - a study in decay and warpage. Seen on one of the abandoned buildings in Princeton, Kansas.
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actually i was in my sociology class this summer when i took this.
i have a slight addiction to tictacs.
DeSales Unviersity
MIchele Mrazik, one of our publich services librarians, helping students with their research.
Proof! Yes, he does study.
With 100 speed film this is at f/3.8 so while the page is in focus his face isn't quite. I'm still not used to the narrow DOF of MF; useful when you want it but wow, very narrow, too narrow at times!
A collection of typography studies, saddle-stitched and bound into an 8x8 booklet.
(image-type study)
I try to convince the LoveOfMyLife, that I need a large format camera urgently, but I`m a camera-maniac and she is sceptical. I want to show her, what I would do with LF and so I made this studies in digital to give her an impression of the special low speed approach, when you use LF. If you want to support me, you`re invited to donate me some loose coins.
the photo looks strange, i know. but the plate was green and green plates don't make cupcakes look good. they were good though :)
So I'm at my house...bored...and really wanted to try out my recently acquired Micro Nikkor 55mm f/2.8... AI-s... I must say this lens is EXTREMELY sharp! Love it! It's manual focus...(obviously) so to get sharp shots of a moving subject..this close..a tripod is almost always necessary... These shots are hand held... I used 1 photogenic Strobe PL1250 with umbrella camera right, & an SB80 dx Nikon speedlight for fill from left, back... Camera was Nikon D300...