Click on the audio blog logo to listen to this 14 minute review of the last 10 years of photography from my perspective as a hybrid artist and where the industry is possibly going in the next decade. To everyone I wish a safe and happy New Years and stay tuned for a new post [...]
Archive for the ‘hand-made paper’ Category
The Flip Flop Decade: The Last Ten Years of Photography
Posted in alternative process, analog film technology, analog photography, AudioBlogs, Camera Technologies, death of film, digital photography, digital printing, digital revolution, figital revolution, film scans, hand-made paper, imacon scanner, indian hill imageworks, inkjet papers, instant film, photo industrial complex, photography today, scanning film, tagged agfa film closed, contax camera closed, hybrid arts, new fuji films, new kodak films, printing digital today, rollei camera closed, scanning film, schaub on December 31, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Can I Touch It?
Posted in AudioBlogs, collecting photography, Hahnemuhle, hand-made paper, indian hill gallery, indian hill imageworks, Mortal Landscape, tagged alternative hanging solution, digital print archival, hanging art, posterhanger on October 16, 2009 | 2 Comments »
This audio blog is on alternative hanging solutions and how the tactile quality of some printed artworks changes the viewers relationship to the art. Give a listen!! Links: http://figitalrevolution.com/2009/01/31/beyond-the-frame-and-glass-alternative-print-display-solutions/ http://www.posterhanger.com/
Working at Less Than 100 Percent
Posted in creativity, d'Vinci Noir, film scans, hand-made paper, imacon scanner, indian hill imageworks, kodak, leica, New Artwork, pinhole, pinzonie, scanning film, stephen schaub, visualization techniques, zone plate, tagged kodak bw400cn and pinhole, pinhole on leica m, pinhole photography alt process, pinzonie pinhole photography on June 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Most pinhole images are made using a pinhole that is very close to- or at the optimum size for- the chosen focal length and in most cases this is a good choice for general photography: it lets you get the best quality image a pinhole can produce. That being said, while testing the PinZonie I [...]





