Adobe has certainly become something of a controversial subject for photographers. On the one hand, they make the products that are still the standard of the industry which everything else is measured against. On the […]
Author Archives: Chris
Trip Report: Spring Around the I&M Canal
While Illinois’ shelter in place order was extended through the end of May, it did provide some forms of relief for its cabin fever weary denizens. One new provision was the opening of some state […]
The Waiting Game
Forgot to get a post up this morning before I left home, so here’s a photo taken into the road while I wait for the good light that was present when I set the camera […]
Film Friday: A Light in the Darkness
To try and keep myself accountable and actively scanning some of my film stuff (and encourage me to get out with my film cameras for new work), I’m going to start a new series: Film […]
Sunrise – Bethune, CO
I came across this image while digging out images for the Old Trucks and Grain Elevators post from yesterday. For reasons that I cannot remember nor extrapolate from my Lightroom notes, I never even marked […]
Old Trucks and Grain Elevators
One thing I’ve discovered while organizing my Lightroom library is that I really love shooting old trucks while working on my grain elevator project. Old trucks and grain elevators just seem to go together perfectly. […]
Kinda Blue
This week hasn’t been a great one, so far. I’m blue over the pandemic. I’m blue thinking about what the economy will look like on the other side of it. I’m blue after reading a […]
Equipment Journal: Epson P800
It took me quite awhile to start printing my own work. My first attempts were pretty inauspicious, too. I started with an old Epson 2200 around 2017 or so. While that was a capable printer […]
New Work: Graceland Cemetery
I finally reached my breaking point yesterday and decided that a careful trip to a location where I would be able avoid human proximity while getting out with my cameras was in order. One of […]
New Work: Hot Pepper No. 2
This quarantine thing is going faster than it seems and it’s already been almost two weeks since I posted Hot Pepper No. 1. Time for another in this series which is an homage to Edward […]