by stevesherman | Apr 15, 2018 | Uncategorized
A good friend who owns a cottage on the Connecticut coast hosted a weekend of large format photographers back in June of ’17. As it happened there was a remarkably low tide on Sunday during the mid-morning harsh light. I thought I would love to come...
by stevesherman | Mar 31, 2018 | Story Behind the Photograph
I made this image in August of 2017 on a day trip to the Bethel Quarry in central Vermont. I had been here earlier in 2017 with Jack Holowitz and this time Peter Dylag joined both Jack and I. Peter is not only a fine large format photography but also has done...
by stevesherman | Mar 1, 2018 | Story Behind the Photograph
Back in the late ’90s was my first visit to New Mexico and the Santa Fe area for photography. On the 2nd day, I traveled to Taos Pueblo to see some of the iconic imagery made famous by Ansel Adams. I very much enjoy roaming around the areas where Adams and Weston...
by stevesherman | Feb 23, 2018 | Process Tips
Power of Process Separation System…a progressive negative design The analog darkroom has changed, have you ?? There are new and economical ways to optimize a clear path to World Class Silver Gelatin prints. Manufacturers of light-sensitive materials have been...
by stevesherman | Feb 1, 2018 | Story Behind the Photograph, Uncategorized
February 22nd is your day…Happy 286th Birthday George ! My career in photography began unexpectedly in late 1981 when a friend brought me to a Connecticut Professional Photographers Association meeting as a guest. I soon joined the association where Gary...
by stevesherman | Dec 31, 2017 | Story Behind the Photograph
Weston Agave, Wildcat Hill, Carmel, CA 2010 Early in 2010, I began making loose plans for an extensive photography trip to areas of the Western landscape that dotted my photography bucket list. More than a dozen trips to the Southwest with my traveling partner,...
