Given all the tedious film vs. digital debating I’ve heard over the years, most of which entirely misses the point that there should, ideally, be a creative process going on here, whatever your chosen medium, nothing has made me think the end is nigh more than looking at Kodak’s share price: No more Tri-X when [...]
They made us watch this at school when I was definitely no more than six, probably five. From the BBC, “…a Look and Read series about an alien boy called Peep-Peep who some kids help save from a Terminator-style stalker.” “I’ve had a lot of e-mails from traumatised former viewers…“
What do you do when you can’t scan your negatives because your scanner is 6,000 miles away? Shoot digital? That would be smart. Instead I’m mostly wandering around with an old Hasselblad and rearranging my website:
I just about got semi-settled after another trans-Atlantic migration, settled enough to contemplate dealing with this lot, when life changed its mind and sent me packing again. In a month I’ll be heading back to LA where I shall develop these films and unpack the scanners. Sometimes I really wish shooting digital wasn’t such a [...]
Zine launch party and show is happening on Friday, and copies are now available via Magcloud.
My cat died whilst I was in London. Here are the last few pictures I took before I left. She used to like to sleep on the modem/router because it was warm. This is where she was the last time I saw her.
Egg, bacon, sausage, two toasts, cup of tea, £3.95. I hadn’t been to this place for about 11 years. Still good.
I just did a 30 mile round trip to get bagels. These are from Brooklyn Bagel Bakery. Still not quite up to NYC standards, but not bad considering the state of the alternatives here.
… or ‘Things I Really Don’t Need’. Half size name cards from moo.com. $20 for 100. Came out kind of cool… I got to 25 pictures and then got bored, so have four of each, but they can do a different shot on each card if you can be bothered to make enough crops.