I met Mark on the corner of 6th and Mission. It was a foggy day and for some reason I kept bumping into people with guitars during my stroll. I stopped Mark to talk about his mandolin and snap some shots of Mark before he disappeared into back into the fog. Tweet
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American Analog: Rocker Guitar
Mark likes to keep an oven mitt on the head of his guitar to keep it from getting banged up while he walks around. Though he considers himself a shy guy, he admits that he sometimes enjoys the extra attention the oven mitt brings him. “This morning a little girl on the MUNI high-fived my [...]
American Analog: Post Zine Scenes
It’s been a while since I’ve shared some black and white film shots, so here’s the first batch I’ve taken since my zine came out. The shot above is kind of cool because it’s my friend Lauren, aka The Chalkstress, thumbing through American Analog for the first time. Not only does she appear in this [...]
Zumi Week: Monochrome (High Res)
This week I’m posting a series of posts about the Digital Harinezumi. See them all here. Originally purchased for it’s weirdly saturated colors, it turns out I’m using my Harinezumi mostly for black and white shots now. Not only does the camera seem a little less low-res in monocrhome mode, the pixelation actually gives it [...]
American Analog: One Rare Moment
From Duane’s perspective, it probably looks like more of a cockpit than a pair of crutches. The horns, compasses, lights, buzzers, pen holders, and various other attachments are a mix of function and self expression. “Some people stare at their phones and never look up, so that’s why I have these horns. This is my [...]
