In my Film Friday post Why I Want to Shoot Film Now I talked about all the advantages I found about shooting film and most of them, such as Surprise, Travel, and Time, apply to medium format film photography, only more so. To which I would like to add the concepts of a slower pace and working speed, the deliberateness that medium format enforces or maybe reinforces is a better choice of words.

March 19 is the Feast of Saint Joseph. Josef Sudek once said, “I don’t like the discussions about whether photography is an art. Even though I think that if it would be just a craft I would not have stayed with it all my life.”

One of the joys of attending the Tokyo Motor Show, at least for we Americans, is that we get to see cars from around the world that are not typically imported into the USA.

Throughout the business of photography, headshots seem to be all the rage these days and there are as many ways to light a head shot as there are to illuminate a traditional portrait. This includes traditional studio flash systems or using an LED lighting system…

I also like infrared photography, so the above image made at the Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden, Colorado. I