I began my photographic career shooting film and developing my BW work. Slowly I acquired a certain skill set in printing my work. The skill came in the form of manipulating the print while it was being exposed. Those of you who know the process can appreciate how long it took to acquire those skills and then came a revolution in photography when a new skill set was born. Of course I am talking about the digital revolution and all that it entails.
Myself I still love
the look and
feel of film, I like the freedom that it gives with the new films on
the market and I love the process of exploring the films and how I
can utilize them in my art.
I now am learning to use PhotoShop to edit my work usually within the confines of my skill set (ie: dodging, burning and spotting) of my print.
feel of film, I like the freedom that it gives with the new films on
the market and I love the process of exploring the films and how I
can utilize them in my art.
I now am learning to use PhotoShop to edit my work usually within the confines of my skill set (ie: dodging, burning and spotting) of my print.
I am scanning my old
negatives and gathering them into a new retrospective of my work
which can be seen at flickr.com/photos/132932641@N06
Here are some
examples of my old and pure work :
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