Upon Awakening

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MOMENTS IN HISTORY: Nikolas Turns His Back on Mikhail Gorbachev Four Months Before the Soviet Union Collapses (1991)

(halftone newspaper simulation version)

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The Tess Experiment

Grand-niece Tess, formidable young writer/photographer, sent me some results of her test of expired color film.  I had passed on to her a bunch of old film rolls, ranging from thirty to fifty years of age that I recently found packed away in my studio.  Here is one example, replete with unexpected red speckles, that she sends back of her experiment:

Original Image by Tess from 30+ Year Expired E-6 Film

So I made a dozen or so variations — mostly exploiting and emphasizing the red “noise” — but I also was curious about how soft I could make a small crop from the image when I deliberately tried to get rid of those spots. Here’s the result:

B&W, Cropped and Softened by Lawrence

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Sally

Early eighties?

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Herman

FaceTime, August 2024

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An Unresolved Self

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Francis and Me

From the LESSONS IN ART HISTORY Series

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Hong Kong (1968)

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From the Gramercy Place Polaroid Sessions (1967)

Documentation for the Dossier

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Dennis’ Photo of Bill at his Huntington Beach Studio in the 1970s

Dennis Trombley, one of an old group of friends devoted to photography and art and high jinks, sends me this photograph from his archives as we remember Bill today, exactly three years since his passing.

Photo by Dennis Trombley – A Member of Our Old Photo Posse (circa 1973)

more on Bill and his life in art

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