This Polaroid took 5 months to develop. I often come across photography nerds that are either die-hard “iPhoneographers” or “analog purists”, but I’ve never felt comfortable picking a side. In the fall of 2012 I was searching for a way to able to merge my digital and analog photography together when I came across the [...]
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Missed the zine release party? You can still see the show at Lomo SF.
update: I’ve added photos of the available prints (at bottom). If interested, please ping me to arrange payment and pickup. Months of work (and nailbiting) culminated in this weekend’s zine release party at Lomography SF. I’m so happy that the show was such a success. Thanks to Lomography, Photoworks SF, Speakeasy Beer, and everyone who [...]
Got questions about Kickstarter?
During my Kickstarter project, I had the unique opportunity to chat with Matthew “Free Money Guy” Lesko. It was a lot of fun to chatting about crowd-funding, and got me thinking about maybe writing a little guide based on my own experiences (as a frequent backer and creator). If this sounds like something you’d be [...]
American Analog Logo Mockup
The ghost of San Francisco Camera sits on the windows of a 2nd floor storefront on Market and 6th where many of the photos from my zine come from. The repair shop is long gone, but I thought it would be cool to use it’s faded hand painted visage as inspiration for American Analog’s logo. [...]
American Analog Release Party
Hi friends! I’m excited to announce the details for the American Analog zine party! Thanks to Joe and his awesome team, we’ll be hosting the party at Lomography SF on Saturday March 30th. The details for the event can be found on this Facebook page, feel free to share the event. The party will be [...]
