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As Rod Sterling one said, “presented for your approval” are tow versions of a similar image of the one and only Tia Stoneman. One is vertical and in black and white; the other is in color and was shot horizontally.

I have often asked, somewhat facetiously, Is a Clean Camera a Happy Camera? Recently, I’ve expanded that concept to “Is a Clean Sensor is a Happy Sensor? Let me tell you why:

Some of the models in this series have either never appeared or may be under represented on this blog for several reasons, including the number of shoots I did with them. Other models, like today’s portrait of the incredible Erin Valakari, have appeared on this site many times…

The subtitle of The Snowflake is “Winter’s Frozen Artistry” and it could just have easily been called everything you need to know about snowflakes.

I just got back from dropping off a roll of JCH Street Pan 400 at Mike’s Camera and decided to join his Film Club and save a few bucks. When I asked the guy at the counter when the film would be ready, instead of the normal two weeks turnaround for black and white film I was told three weeks. Yikes! 

When a promotion for vacation travel to Portugal popped up on our computer, Cathy and I began to consider going there for our first time.