Roll 41 is technically taken from 2 rolls and 2 cameras. The images were taken in the fields and along the Waal in Nijmegen The Netherlands. The panorama is of a construction masterpiece that Klaus van de Locht, 1942 – 2003, created in 1981 for everyone in Nijmegen to enjoy. Klaus was a very friendly…
Roll 40 was taken over a period of a few weeks. I always keep a couple of loaded cameras in my automobile and this Diana camera with TMax 400 film in it happened to be one of them at the time. The images are taken during a day in Amsterdam with my son and during…
Roll 39 was taken around Beuningen, Netherlands. The winter is an interesting time in these fields…it’s quiet and the light is special. These images are taken with a Banner camera on Tri-X film that was in the camera when I bought it. Fortunately for me, the camera was never opened tafter it was put away.…
Roll 38 was taken while shooting a chapel in Ressen, Netherlands. The chapel was originally built in the 7th century and rebuilt in the 13th century. The surrounding graveyard was foreboding due to the overcast dark conditions. I had planned on photographing this specific chapel for quite awhile waiting for the conditions to be right.…
Roll 37 was taken over a period of time. My son spotted this wonderful camera at a flea market and though the gentleman selling it had many cameras on is table, usually meaning that the price would be high, he sold it to me for just €5. I thought it would be appropriate to use…
Roll 36 includes images of my favorite “friet” display along with another much studied subject at the transforming meat processing Honig factory in Nijmegen, Netherlands. I used a Holga 120 CFN camera that I bought at a Goodwill store for $1.00 while visiting the Toy Camera Festival in Boston this past June…how fitting is that!…
Roll 35 is really a video I made. It was made almost as a compulsion. When I’m out shooting I sometimes listen to music and visualize images I’ve made, or haven’t yet made. This past year, maybe because of how much of my photography has been industrial-like in feel, this group of images seemed appropriate…
Roll 34 was taken during a walk through an area along the river in Nijmegen which is in a 10-15 year transformation from the gigantic Honig meat processing plant into waterfront properties. In the meantime, interesting businesses like galleries, coffee shops, eateries…etc…have opened shop with a 10 year lease. These images are taken with a…
Roll 33 are images printed with a No. 2 Brownie Enlarging Camera. Though in the most technical sense, this should probably not be included here, however, this was such an interesting experience that I thought you all might enjoy it. Home processing using the then new Brownie developing kits made photography almost instant…at least for…
Roll 32 is not a roll of film but instead is a paper negative taken with a homemade camera. I have more than my share of enlargers and since I’m a camera and darkroom equipment hoarder, I can’t get rid of them even when they don’t work. This camera is made from one of those…
Roll 31 was taken during a get-in-the-car-blast-music-road-trip-shoot, which I always find to be a refreshing and mind clearing exercise. I headed towards the coast and started shooting in the Rotterdam dock area, which is an awesome spectacle, and then continued down the coast through some very old villages and North Sea beaches, ending when the…
Roll 30 was taken during my annual fishing trip with my buddies. We have been getting together for 3-5 days every year since 1984. It started with 2 of us on a 3 week traveling fishing trip through New York and New England and has grown to include 9 of the best friends anyone could…
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