DOG YEARS

Please be seated. I’m always drawn to solitary things, a lone tree on a hill, an old tractor in a field and random bits of furniture, like this old chair in my neighbor back yard.

If you have a need for one, you have a need for two? Some accidental double exposures at Carrie Furnaces during Rivers of Steel's Festival of Combustion. From my Zine Doubble XXposure.

I don’t think there is a better feeling than being at the beach. Without a doubt my favorite place to shoot people being people.

The pond at Homewood Cemetery.

In camera double exposure of my Mamiya C220. When I started shooting film again, I went outside my comfort zone of 35mm and jumped into Medium Format with a Mamiya C22. The Mamiya C22 has a quark where if you forget to advance the film you will double expose, even multiple expose. This is a twist on that, but using a function in the Fujifilm X-T1.

Sacred geometry with nature. Fujifilm S200EXR.

Mamiya C220 with viewfinder I got from Paul Rybolt.

Tenebris Animus

Vandergrift, Pennsylvania.

Framed B&W print of Degas’ Little Dancer at the Frick Art & Historical Center in Point Breeze. Fujifilm X-30.

Happy Film Friday!

a ghost from the past gets a Flickr Explore! This photo was taken on a cold January day in 2011. For more about the photo, visit: https://www.flickr.com/photos/yankeedog57/27778989679

A profile shot of my Kodak Pocket No. 1a.

Mamiya C22, f-3.5/135mm, Fujifilm Neopan Acros 100. Shot in New Kensington, Westmoreland County, Pennnsylvania.

Former Carnegie Steel, Carrie Furnace, Rankin, Pennsylvania. Fujifilm S200EXR.