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Probably the quickest way into Forest Service land in Sandpoint is the Mickinnick Trail. I hiked a portion last winter shortly after the first snow and returned in the midst of the summer-like heat last week. It is a seven mile roundtrip hike which consists of a continuous set of
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A short introduction to a place. This is my experimenting with video as another means of expression. Comments always welcome.
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Nobody has asked me ‘What are you reading lately?’ so I thought I might answer this absent question. Why? I suppose because what one reads perhaps forms some impulse, explanation, or insight into the creative process. I will start with Road Trip by Mark Rozema. Mark is someone I went
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I arrived here with unexpected but welcome weather. The day I arrived it was 60F (15C). The next day it rose to 70F (21C) then yesterday it was 87F (30C). And it was glorious if unexpected. The image above gives a sense of what dawn is like on such a
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Film from Digital
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A Local View
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Difficult Negatives and Unconventional Images
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Introduction
GFX 50s ii
The GFX50s ii Settings I Use
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Connecting Digital to Traditional Silver Gelatin Prints in the Darkroom
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Snow filtered down in the dimming light of evening The flakes seesawing back and forth as they float down in the still air The white flakes settled in the meadow and piled in light fluffy layers on the grass. And you laid there on the soft grass as the snow
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Today is the time to try a new paper and to add any new observations and suppositions. (Here is a link to the original post….) Ephemeral Prints: Part 1A couple of years ago I made a mistake with a print and rather than stop and fix it I cast it