Blog Archive

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• The Walls of Ávila
• The Streets of Old Havana
• Darkness at Noon in New York
• The Cuban Jungle in a ’55 Chevy
• Route 66 & Monument Valley Road Trip
• The Beauty of the Long Exposure
• When Photos Looked Like Paintings – Pictorialism
• Photographers on Photography
• Artist’s and Writer’s Quotes on Photography
• The Many Pleasures of Deal, Kent
• The Importance of Form
• All About Tone
• The Timeless Quality of Black & White Photographs
• The Many Pleasures of Oxford
• Back to Film with The Nikon F3
• A Game Changing Camera: The Leica Q
• Shooting Las Vegas
• Fox Talbot and Early Photography
• Caravaggio – The original master of darkness and light
• Brill Windmill
• Wet Plate Photography – Alcohol, Ether and Gun Cotton
• William Klein and The Zero Degree of Street Photography
• 10 Days in Japan
• Encounters with Japanese Dragons
• Darkness in Las Vegas
• Brassaï’s Dark and Beautiful Realm
• Fan Ho – the Great Master
• The Blues Trail – Memphis, Tennessee
• The Blues Trail – Mississippi & Arkansas
• Cindy Sherman – Star of the Films That Never Were
• The Ruined Manor in the Lost Village of Hampton Gay
• The Industrial Beauty of Gas Works Park
• From Vancouver to Tijuana
• The Fine City of Portland
• The Magnificent Oregon Coast
• Though the Redwoods to San Francisco
• From San Francisco to Pismo Beach
• Death in Tijuana
• Around the World with a Leica Q
• From Muscat to the Mountains Part 1
• From Muscat to the Mountains Part 2
• Three Days in Venice
• The History of Deal, Kent
• The Pubs of Old Deal
• Famous Deal Visitors and Residents
• Photography Timeline – From Chemistry to Computation
• The Nikon FM3A – Great Film Cameras
• The Nikon F6 – Great Film Cameras
• Deal Kent Photography Opportunities
• Camera Timeline – Year by Year
• The Other Towns Called Deal
• Leica Film Cameras in Movies
• The Greatest Movies featuring Photographers: Apocalypse Now and Rear Window
• Early Cameras, a Timeline
• Nikon Film Cameras in The Movies
• The Kodak No 2 Folding Autographic Brownie