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Category Archives: Photo
Size Does Matter
Not much to say about this. I watched about a half a dozen people try to squeeze their cars into this space and eventually give up. Then came along this SmartCar. Size does matter.
Posted in Blog, Photo
Tagged 2012, Minneapolis, minnesota, parking, SmartCar, transportation
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Photographing a Gallery Show Opening
Peter Sieger with one his prints at the Form + Content Gallery, 10/20/2012 Last Saturday evening I went to the opening of a show displaying the work of five local photographers. One of whom is my friend Pete Sieger: not … Continue reading
Posted in B/W, Blog, Color, Portraits
Tagged 2012, Minneapolis, minnesota, October, Peter Sieger, portrait
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Azillanet at Night #10
Looking down the Avenue d’Olonzac towards the invisible rolling hills with their patchwork quilt of vineyards and woods. I stood motionless, a shadow with a camera, measuring the passage of time: “Thousand-one, thousand-two … .” Light flowed into the camera, … Continue reading
Paris: Firemen of rue Saint-Honoré
My philosophy of life can be summed up as: if you don’t play, you can’t win. The best photos are created when the photographer is engaged with the subject. With people, it means connecting, even briefly, and generating a sharing … Continue reading
Portrait of the Artist as a Troubled Young Man
While digging through my photo archives I found this self-portrait from circa 1970, give or take about one year. It is from a four photo strip, taken by one of those photo kiosks that dot, or dotted, fair midways and … Continue reading
Posted in B/W, Blog, Photo, Portraits
Tagged 1970, growing, human behavior, Les Phillips, philosophy, photo, photo kiosk, photograph, reincarnation
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The Copyist: Resurrecting Old Negatives
The Copyist was taken in the Musee d’Orsay in Paris, in 1991. I prefer using available light which in this case was a mix of fluorescent and heavily overcast daylight. The painter is reproducing Women Ironing by Degas. At the … Continue reading