February252013
Uncle and father. on Flickr.
Dad was 14 months older than his brother. Most likely, the photograph was taken by their mother. Dad located the print and I copied it with my iPhone 4S.
Tags: /Panda filter /father /uncle /elpaso /texas /1930s /BW /film
April202012
the camera on the right captured the Colón Theatre picture. #film #ilford #bw #zeissikon (Taken with Instagram at north chaparral, foxes arroyo)
#Rocketbuster #boots #elpaso #film #portra #elpaso #holga #uniondistrict (Taken with Instagram at union entertainment district)
Tags: /portra /elpaso /rocketbuster /holga /boots /uniondistrict /film
Colón Theatre, #elchuco #portra #film #120 #elpaso #zeissikon (Taken with Instagram at el paso, texas)
September242011
#interestingstranger @savannaspear #bw #film (Taken with Instagram at art institute of chicago)
Tags: /bw /film /interestingstranger
August12011
#portra #kodak #holga #elchuco #elpaso #brick #film (Taken with Instagram at montana near kansas)
July312011
#uniondepot #film #buildings #architecture #brick #elpaso #elchuco #typography (Taken with Instagram at union entertainment district)
Tags: /buildings /uniondepot /typography /elpaso /architecture /brick /elchuco /film
#uniondepot #film #buildings #architecture #elpaso #elchuco #holga (Taken with Instagram at wicker tire)
Tags: /buildings /uniondepot /elpaso /holga /architecture /elchuco /film
#holga #elchuco #elpaso #architecture #buildings #film #uniondepot (Taken with Instagram at wicker tire)
Tags: /buildings /uniondepot /elpaso /holga /architecture /elchuco /film
July232011
Great pics by Marc Goldstein of Amy's performance here... (via The Roxy) »
#weloveyouamy #backtoblack
These are truly beautiful images from 2007 that I wanted you to see.
October102010
September72010
Modern photography is often as simple as, well, point and shoot. But for many photographers, megapixels are out, and film stock is in. (Sept. 7)
Tags: /lomography /digital backlash /darkroom /histamatic /film
August262010
Leica: “We are still producing film cameras” - British Journal of Photography
this is certainly good to hear. a couple of days ago i posted (either here or on facebook) a rumor about whether or not Leica would continue to produce film cameras.
Speculation regarding the fate of Leica’s most recent film cameras - the M7 and MP - has flared up online since May when Leica’s owner Andreas Kaufmann spoke at Japan Camera Industry Institute where he allegedly said that production of the cameras had been discontinued in 2009.
However, asked by BJP to clarify the situation, Leica says that it “has not stopped producing its analogue camera models, the Leica M7 and Leica MP, nor does it currently have any intention to do so.”
October92009
Essay - Do Children Actually Like Maurice Sendak’s ‘Where the Wild Things Are’? - NYTimes.com
I was struck, while conducting an extremely informal survey of a couple of dozen friends and a few professionals in the field of children’s literature, by how many said Sendak’s work had eluded their younger selves and/or their own offspring. Which kids’ books, I had wanted to know, are appreciated more in theory, or by adults, than by actual kids? I never heard a knock against Beverly Cleary and only one against Dr. Seuss. But probably half my sample group had shrugged at “Where the Wild Things Are.” “Impenetrable,” one educator and critic said. In her view, while the book was written from a child’s perspective, it had the processed feel of “something arrived at years later as a construct to understand the writer’s own anger.” Actually, I think that’s what I now like about the book, that sense of self-aware struggle — and whiff of psychoanalysis. Sendak hinted at this in a 1966 interview with the New Yorker: “It’s only after the act of writing the book that, as an adult, I can see what has happened, and talk about fantasy as catharsis, about Max acting out his anger as he fights to grow… . For me, the book was a personal exorcism. It went deeper into my own childhood than anything I’ve done before.”
Tags: /adult /anger /child /cognition /development /film /fun /joy /maturation /maturity /psychoanalysis /sendak /spike jonze /where the wild things are /dave eggers
November162008
Deseret News | Photo exhibit starts Friday »

“Defending My Universe” by Adrienne Defendi
Instead of high-tech and costly cameras, the photographers being featured in the latest SAANS Downtown art exhibit were required to use Holga “toy” cameras to produce their photographs for display.
The effect is definitely unique. Because Holga cameras are made with inexpensive plastic and other low-cost materials, the images created with them have a blurry, dream-like quality. Other unique effects include vignetting around the images and light leaks on the film.
Tags: /exhibition /film /holga /medium format /photography /Adrienne Defendi












