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.
Here is an image from 2009 of Kate A. when we had the chance to work on the grounds of the Huber Breaker in Ashley, PA.
I have been working with Hasselblad medium-format cameras in addition to my beloved large format cameras, since 1992. I’ve only exhibited a few of the images in public.
When I first started using the camera, I would to begin to explore my subjects, to move around more freely and get an idea what I wanted to shoot with the bigger negatives.
In recent years, I have been working more with the Hasselblad cameras. I’ve found the square image a nice change of pace to the standard sheet film formats.
I participated in Longshot 2015, the annual fundraiser for Photographic Center Northwest. This image of model Lana H. is at Perrines Bridge, Rosendale, NY with the Wallkill River in the background. This was the second time I worked with Lana for a Longshot event.
While I did shoot with the Wisner 8×10 and the 8×20 on this day, I used this medium format image as my contribution for the show.