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 [...]
Posts Tagged ‘experimental’
American Analog: Laughing Squid
Since I posted some fresh black and white 3D shots last week, I thought I’d share some more stereoscopic gifs from the Laughing Squid meet-up in February in SF. These were all shot on Lomography’s 400 iso color negative film on my Nishika 9000, then animated using Photoshop. BTW, I may be doing an informal [...]
American Analog: Hawaii Two-0
Finally picked up some rolls of film from our Hawaii “workation”. My favorite shots are some of the underwater scenes that I caught with my LC-Wide and some 800 ISO Lomo film. I’m super glad I broke down and bought the Krab underwater case that fits all the LC-A models. This batch of half-frame advance [...]
New York Times, SF Weekly, SteveGarfield.tv and Apple Store talk
So many cool things! The New York Times recently published an article on my mobile phone photography! Holy crap, right?! The article was scheduled to run on the front page of tomorrow’s biz section, but Mr. Steve Jobs had to be a major dorkhole and resign from Apple… The selfish jerk The web article also [...]
