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I really like this picture. It's got an easy, natural feeling to it, and it's wide enough to give a real sense of place.

The zipper on his vest would still give it away.

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My friend Eric poses for a 5×7 wet plate collodion tintype (on aluminum) wearing some of his Society for Creative Anachronism...

The French government bought it from Daguerre and gave it to the world, except for England. Yay big government!

I'm with Eddie. High five!

You're right, it IS a tasty beer. Mmmmm.

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Get over yourself you arrogant bastard.

(plug that into Google of you don't understand)

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This is a portrait of me. I made it (my wife operated the lens cap) using a whole plate Star Camera Company mahogany camera on a Davis and Sanford tripod and a Kodak Aero Ektar lens at f4...

Someone got up on the wrong side of the bed today.

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You're right, I think, in explaining why Smith's work has power, but wrong about other photographers today. There are plenty doing great, in-depth work but there are no American papers or magazines...

I'm a staff photographer at a daily newspaper and I couldn't agree more. Another reason for sticking around the 50mm mark is that it's close to average human's field of vision. So it makes the...

I get very good results with Sprint End Run mixed with distilled water. It has alcohol and that hexa-whatsit stuff in it.

I've been using Apple's Aperture for a few months now. I love it. It's an image browser and a searchable database.

I've been a shooter (running and gunning) at a daily newspaper in Maine for almost eight years now. I think I'm ruined for any kind of inside job.

I have the same lens and always wondered about that lever. Now I know! By the way, the lens is sharp, sharp, sharp.

What a cool story. I remember picking up a book of Cunningham's work at the library in college. The first picture was a self portrait she did of herself nude in the grass as a young woman. Then at...

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