The Story Behind Every Photograph

The Story Behind Every Photograph…May, 2019

The Story Behind Every Photograph…May, 2019

        The last few months I have attempted to share new imagery and the thought process on completing a portfolio that will be unveiled at the Photo Arts Xchange gathering of photographers in Rocky Hill, CT.   Film and digital photographers from across the country, as well as one from Canada, will be in attendance for this 3-day event.    These last few images will complete my Winters Reflection Portfolio shared in this month's Story Behind Every Photograph.    The Photo Arts Xchange was...

The Story Behind Every Photograph…April, 2019

The Story Behind Every Photograph…April, 2019

       This Month’s Story took place just this past February in the Wethersfield Meadows.    I have been working on a presentation of approximately 20 images for the free Photo Arts Xchange portfolio sharing May 3-5th in Rocky Hill, CT.    The title of the portfolio is Winters Reflections.  Over the years I’ve accumulated a few winter images and most recently have focused on creating images of Ice, its texture and reflections in various forms.    Reflections in water have much the same effect...

The Story Behind Every Photograph…March, 2019

The Story Behind Every Photograph…March, 2019

   This month's photograph was taken barely a month ago, yet it has a back story in the form of a lesson learned that I hope never leaves me.   First, there are few preliminary details that provide a reference point to what takes place on Friday, January 25th.    #1, Building a portfolio of winter landscape images has been a goal for some time, most recently Ice and Water have been important components.   #2, my hands, and feet have always given me problems in very cold and windy weather....

The Story Behind Every Photograph…February, 2019

The Story Behind Every Photograph…February, 2019

5x7" Ilford FP 4  film, tray processed by hand in PMK pyro developer. Split contrast printed on Ilford Warmtone paper, split toned in Thiourea & Selenium    Shiprock, New Mexico is located way up in the northwestern part of the state on Navajo land very close to the Four Corners area.   The town of nearly 10,000 is named after the land mass seen in this month's photograph.   The Shiprock formation rises 1583 ft above the desert floor and stands at an elevation of 7177 ft. above sea level....

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