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by figitalrevolutionSeptember 19, 2014

Let’s make this happen!!! Your fearless leader has a quick cameo in the video… support film and make a pledge- I just did!!

Viva la Revolution- Stephen

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I’m being featured by Kodak! Check it out- #Repost @kodak with @download_repost ・・・ Photographer Stephen Schaub (@stephenschaub) is our guest this week on #TheKodakery podcast. We talk with him about how he makes his multiple exposure work, about printing on unique paper, and what drives the narrative he tells with his work. Seen here is some of his pinhole photography, shot on a Leica M3 and M4 with custom CNC’d turret pinhole lenses. ⠀ “Pinhole photography- in which a tiny aperture is used in place of a lens- has been an obsession of mine for decades now. Pinholes traditionally give the user the ability for an "unlimited" depth of field, but I realized early on that using an un-optimized pinhole would create the opposite effect: unlimited out of focus. The addition of a turret made it possible to control exactly how soft in rendering I wanted the works to be. Additionally, hand-holding exposures out to several minutes allows the movement of my breath to figure in to the resulting images. There's a constant back and forth dialogue I have with myself on the matter of having control, but not too much, and allowing room for unexpected things to happen. In particular I like to use pinhole with my Leica M: I had the series of "lenses" made to match the focal lengths of a Leica M with the frame lines set to infinity. Working with fast film, a bright viewfinder and compensating developers made hand-held pinhole reportage possible. I find the look of pinhole and long tonal range of traditional film to be a perfect union. The pinhole series are printed on rough Arches uncoated watercolor paper at 640gsm using a full bleed method on four deckles that I developed; the resulting artworks measure 29.5" x 42." ⠀ These artworks are part of a large pinhole photography series that ranges from France to Maine and from Los Angeles to New Orleans. The two artworks from Omaha Beach were made on the 70th anniversary of D-Day, and are particular favorites, part of my personal collection.” ⠀ Listen to our full conversation with Stephen on the #TheKodakery podcast — kodak.com/go/kodakery (link in bio) ⠀ 📸: @stephenschaub 🎞: Kodak #P3200 + #400TX ⠀ 🎧 #thekodakery

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