Monthly Archives: November 2010

Early Filmmaking

Posted on November 24, 2010 by webdev

Friend/antique film camera collector/ex-partner in photography, Bill, sends along this photo find:

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The New York Times‘ LENS blog has just featured a selection of work by Neal Boenzi, who started working with NYT in the 50s. Good stuff, especially if you have a historical mindset. A new discovery for me.

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Ivi – October 2008 (with Nik’s help)

Posted on November 16, 2010 by webdev

[slideshow] [to be replaced; server glitch]

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The History of Photography

Posted on November 12, 2010 by webdev

This topic has interested me from the get-go. As a small pre-school child I peeked into my uncle’s “secret” room where I smelled strange chemicals and saw yellow Kodak packages (but never saw any of the results of his work!) … Continue reading →

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Noise

Posted on November 12, 2010 by webdev

A partial reconstruction of a 2010 experiment, itself based on a 1977 Polaroid 4×5 series, lost in an unintended computer server incident.

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Walking, Pointing and Shooting

Posted on November 11, 2010 by webdev

Every few days I need to clean out the SD card from the old, low-res company HP Photosmart point-n-shoot that I carry almost always. From the latest batch, a handful shot while walking to and from work during the past … Continue reading →

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