The Story Behind Every Photograph
The Story Behind Every Photograph…December 2017
Several years ago my wife and I started visiting the New Hampshire White Mountains area with accomplished Large Format photographer Tim Jones and his wife Darlene. I have long considered them family and just recently learned Darlene and I are distant cousins so it seems I may have known something all along. Tim and I broke into professional photography in 1981 through the Connecticut area chapter and have shared many Large Format trips together as well as family functions over the 35 years...
Power of Process Video Series is Live !!
My Power of Process Premium Video series is now available My 5 components of my Process in order are, Light & Composition > Exposure & Negative Design > Pyro Processing & Extreme Minimal Agitation > Split Contrast Printing & Multi-Contrast Papers > Split Toning for Color & Archival Permanence. Each filmed in 1080 Hi-Definition averaging 85 minutes per video. Each video is broken into smaller segments for easier content viewing. Graphics are...
Power of Process Open House 2017
Greetings, There has been enough interest in my free Open House Nov. 19th from 12 - 2 pm for me to actually put together a presentation and succinctly tied together all 5 components of my Process in the time frame allowed. 12 noon - 12:30 meet and greet light refreshments. 12:30 - 1:30 demo & presentation in my darkroom and the remaining 1/2 hour a Q & A. If coming from any distance and would like to talk about my Video Series or Mentorship Program please feel free to come by...
The Story Behind Every Photograph…November 2017
In October of 1996, I lead a workshop to various photographic locations within the Arizona Strip. One of those locations was Monument Valley, which is entirely within Navajo land and operated by the Navajo Nation. I had learned from previous workshops that one can take an unguided “driving tour” of Monument Valley without a Navajo guide, however, if you truly want to experience the Valley then contracting with a Navajo Guide is essential. I had the good fortune to contract with Fredrick...