Tag: film photography
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When your work talks back to you….
When you work on an art piece, be it a poem, painting, or novel, when do you know you have something worth keeping, something that meets your artistic standards? For artists, this question is often hard to answer. My friend Scott, a musician, put it this way: “When you write piece of music and it…
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Margo with Father (Seattle Family Photography).
This image dates back to film days of photography. Seems like not so long ago, however so much has changed since photographers loaded film into cameras. In this image: Margo with her Dad. Their family photo session was captured with 2 rolls of film: one black and white and one color. 70 and some exposures…
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Bellame’s expressions ( 35 mm film work). Seattle Child Portrait photography.
So many of them in such a short time. Please, check the main website for more family images: www.anitanow.com
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Left behind ( series: 35mm film work revisited).
He left the remnant of his cigarette on a wooden bench and walked away. I came and photographed it. I wonder if there was a 3rd person involved?
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Birds of Union and 23rd Street ( series: 35mm film work revisited).
They are always there, around that telephone pole. I call them Birds of Union and 23rd Street.
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Untitled ( series: 35mm film work revisited).
Sometimes it is good to just leave it as: “Untitled’.
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Pitcher held in trust ( series: 35mm film work revisited).
My friend bought this pitcher at the garage sale. I have always liked seeing it in his kitchen. He told me once: you can hold it in trust for me (my friend is a lawyer). I agreed. I have had the pitcher for a decade now.
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Lemon cut in half yesterday ( series: 35mm film work revisited).
How many times have you seen a lemon photographed? Well, here is another one.
