Images shot with the Hasselblad
This image from NY State of Carling D. is from 2021. I’m getting ready to head back into this location in a couple of weeks. Just looking at some of the images from previous years work this morning.
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I took part in this year’s Chase The Light Event with the Photographic Center Northwest. I had the oppurtunity to work with Carling D. at Boodle Hole in Accord, NY. The water was much deeper and faster than past visits to the location.
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I started working recently with a Hasselblad CFV II 50c back on my Hasselblad 501cm. I’ve only had it out a few times but I’m beginning to really like it. It’s a lot like working with an endless roll of film.
Here is an image of a sign for a bowling alley in West Trenton, NJ shot against a beautiful sky.
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I’ve been on a good roll. I’ve posted a new image everyday for about a week now. I’ll try to keep that going.
I decided to mix it up a little today, no nudes. Instead an image from Savannah, Georgia. A part of a beautiful series of buildings, I wish I had more time to explore. I hope to be back someday.
Here we have Kate A., again from 2009. We were at the Huber Breaker in Ashley, PA.
One last image for a while from Boodie Hole. The model is Amanda L., and the photograph was made in 2009. It was the first medium format image that I displayed in a show since 1990. It was also the first image printed digitally for me in a show.
Yesterday, while sharing some pizza with my friend Dan McCormack, we talked about different locations and models we had worked with. The conversation came around to the the day we worked at the Snyder Estate in Rosendale, NY.
Helen W., was our model and she was stunning that day. It was the second time I worked with her but it had been six years since the last time we worked together.