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Film Friday: Medium Format Photo Walk in Castle Rock
It was a beautiful spring day in December when Mary and I drove down to Castle Rock, one of my favorite small towns in the state. I brought along my new CLA’d Seagull TLR and a roll of CineStill XX, 200 ISO black & white film. Also along for the Photo Walk was a Gossen Luna Star light meter. And here are some of the funny things that happened:
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Wheels Wednesday: 1953 Packard Clipper
My former 1953 Packard Clipper Club Sedan was photographed at a railroad siding in Brighton, Colorado using an eight-megalixel Samsung DigiMax Pro 815 —yes, they used to make cameras—with an exposure of 1/600 sec at f/3.2 and ISO 50.
Travel Tuesday: Visiting Nob Hill in ABQ
Nob Hill has been described as “the heart of Albuquerque’s Route 66 culture and also its hippest, funkiest retail and entertainment district.
Monochrome Monday: Tips for Capturing the Infrared Landscape
Here’s something to think about: When capturing infrared images everything you know about light is wrong. That’s because exposure meters are not sensitive to infrared light and so you might think that it can be tricky to calculate exact exposures…
Update on Password Protected Posts for 2025
Today’s post is a reminder for readers how to access this blog’s Password Protected Posts. If you missed my original post, Some Special Posts for Patreon Subscribers, and subsequent updates, today’s post has information about some new benefits for my Patreon subscribers.