monthly archives: July 2008
The Exposure Project
I’ve been reading The Exposure Project blog for quite a while now for their great taste in photography, but I didn’t know much about the group itself until today. (…)
Sicilian city scenes
Sicilian cities decay in the most graceful and beautiful way imaginable. (…)
How Soon is Now?
I was a bit taken aback when I read the review of the current show at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in the New York Times this morning. (…)
Robert Adams on Art:21
I happened across an old episode of Art:21 on PBS this morning, and enjoyed a short feature on Robert Adams. The website has quite a few video clips, slideshows, and an interview with Adams. (…)
More scenes from the farm in San Gaetano
The photos from Sicily are coming along nicely. I have finished developing film and I am now scanning, processing, and beginning to think about editing. (…)
Lost in the desert
One of my favorite side trips while in Sicily was to the necropolis of Pantalica. (…)
San Gaetano
My wife’s aunt and uncle live on a farm in a little town about an hour outside of Palermo. This is the view I saw out the window every morning when I woke up.
Clearing, Wakehurst Place, by Beth Dow
Just as I am about to begin my own journey into the world of platinum-palladium printing, this gorgeous image arrived in my email inbox courtesy of 20×200. (…)
A few photos from Sicily
I’ve finally got enough film from the trip developed and scanned to choose a few photos for the website. (…)