Chatter

  • My Favorite Photographer

    So apparently I’m not above a little bit of open pandering for free film. UPDATE 03.16.10: I didn’t win the free film. Oh well. Who is my favorite photographer? I’m not necessarily sure I’ve ever truly pondered that question before. Of course, my mind goes to such luminaries as Ansel Adams, Alfred Stieglitz, Andreas Feininger […]

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  • First Annual Holga Hike

    Ah… the signs of Spring’s imminent arrival keep popping up around me: Temperatures are rising and the snow is beginning to melt, robins are roosting and geese are returning from their southernly sojourn, and probably most tell-tale, I finally wore my Chucks outside for the first time this year; although on March 20th, the first […]

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  • Smashing Magazine

    Smashing Magazine has an article on ‘Toy Cameras’ featuring a piece of my Holga work. The article is a general survey of toy cameras for the uninitiated (generally sticking to the Lomography retail line-up) and includes several digital means to reproduce the toy camera and Polaroid aesthetics. While the semanticist in me disagrees with the […]

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  • Pali Pano

    I’m starting to process some of the multitudes of images I captured on O’ahu this past December. The above photograph was taken at a tourist pull-off on the Pali Highway, a scenic route that takes you over (and through) the mountains from Honolulu to Kailua on the windward coast. By its nature, it’s a shot […]

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  • Cure for the Winter Doldrums?

    I’ve been feeling inspirationally frustrated. I’m overwhelmed the sheer backlog of work just waiting to be processed, but at the same time I feel emotionally stymied that I haven’t shot anything new since the beginning of December. I lack coherence. I’m no longer sure if I’m progressing or regressing. I need anti-newton glass, an air […]

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  • TOYCAM Book Project

    For the past year or so, I’ve had the privilege to be part of a project within the Toycamera.com community to create a new book that explores toy camera photographers & the lo-fi images they create. The brainchild of Andrew, of Green St Photography fame, he gathered a crack-team of toy camera enthusiasts as interviewers, […]

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  • Progress is being made

    As you may or may not have noticed the redesign of www.expiredfilm.com has finally gone live. I’ll still be tweaking it here and there, but for the most part I think I finally have a design I’m relatively happy with. Now, this blog, on the other hand, still needs some work. I’m still trying to […]

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  • Migration in Progress

    Just an FYI, currently certain features are going to be on the fritz as I migrate the wordpress blog component to its new address at http://blog.expiredfilm.com and retool the main site to better fit my vision. The bad news is that I’ll be figuring out how to do things as I go along, so stuff may […]

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  • Not Dead, Just Thinking.

    The updating here at expiredfilm.com has been a little lax of late, as I have been thinking of doing some sort of a major overhaul of the site design. I want to move away from WordPress being the index and content manager of the site. I’ll keep WP around as a component of the site, but I […]

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