Category: film vs digital
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Nature created amazing plants. Rebecca Burgess dyed wool into cool colors… with the amazing plants that nature created. Heidi Iverson designed patterns and knit fun gloves and a blanket… with the wool that Rebecca Burgess dyed into cool colors… from the amazing plants that nature created. Beautiful ladies and cute children modeled the fun gloves…
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I wish everyday was Halloween.
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This is Frannie. Frannie’s mother wanted some photos of her, to give as a Christmas present to Frannie’s dad, but Frannie’s mother couldn’t keep it a secret from Frannie’s dad. So… Merry (early) Christmas, Frannie’s dad. dog by Valerie Worth Under a maple tree The dog lies down, Lolls his limp Tongue, yawns, Rests his…
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…You can pick your nose, But you can’t pick your friend’s nose.” -Roger Green This is one of my father’s top-ten most popular sayings. My best friend, Lindsay, who is also a wonderfully talented writer, wants to do a book about the amazing things our fathers said… anyone have any good ones to share?
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Ok, I am getting a little repetitive here… more photos of my beautiful pregnant best friend, Nici. But I can’t help it. I caught a spark while I was visiting Nici in Montana and I couldn’t stop taking photos. Maybe it was that their house is full of amazing inspiring art, maybe it was that…
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This photo is from my trip to Switzerland in 2007. It was not taken with a Rollei, but a Bronica instead, so still medium format film, and therefore still can be in my Rollei Advent Calender.
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Just before exams during her freshman year of college.
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Someone asked me how I managed all the roles of film that I take with my Rolleiflex, and the answer for this summer was… I didn’t. I was so busy running around taking more photos that I didn’t have time to deal with the negatives. So I had towers of envelopes, with negatives inside, building…
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Melissa and Kevin got married at Windrush Farm, a place very close to my heart. It is the farm where… I fell in love with my husband, where I lived for a year and a half in a barn and learned how to milk a cow, collect eggs, and help sheep have their lambs, and…
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The Genius…Tyler Young… is at it again. This time, Tyler‘s Petaluma community project focuses on the Farmers and Artists of Petaluma, because as he says… Pitchforks, tractors and hay bales. Paintbrushes, video cam’s and laptops. From dirt to digital art, Petaluma lies precisely at the intersection of agriculture and creativity. ProjectHERE wishes to celebrate Petaluma’s…
somewhere between a handshake and two kisses 