safe haven for tiny formats

[Jeicob]

Thanks JP

[Ramiro Elena]

I agree, but whenever I find myself thinking, "People in the future will never know the pleasure of __________ (flipping the pages of a book, dropping a stylus in a record groove, handling a pack of color 4x6 snapshots fresh from the one hour photo lab, dialing a rotary phone, manually tuning in an AM radio station, etc.)," I then wonder how many things my grandparents lamented that I would never get a chance to do that had been a part of their daily lives. I've never used a washboard to launder my clothes, for example, but it's hard to imagine I'm missing out.

Jonathan

I am sure those wet platers from the past asked themselves the same question and here we are.
I was talking to a fellow photographer just yesterday about an interview to a journalism photographer. He claimed documentary photography was dead. I said, well maybe dead to him. Nothing is dead until there is one person on earth still doing it.

[Ramiro Elena]

My point is that so much of how we see a picture is in our minds, or that every picture IS a picture of our minds, and the thoughts contained therein.

Replace "picture" for reality. We shape everything around us and create collective realities.

[Jmarmck]

Yes, nice eclipse shots

Thanks Tuco.

[Jim Jones]

I am sure those wet platers from the past asked themselves the same question and here we are.
I was talking to a fellow photographer just yesterday about an interview to a journalism photographer. He claimed documentary photography was dead. I said, well maybe dead to him. Nothing is dead until there is one person on earth still doing it.

The World is more thoroughly documented than ever. True, now it is less often recorded in large format B&W. This just makes it different and more alive, not dead.

[Pali K]

Fall Leaves - RB67 ProS
Fuji Velvia
Jobo E6 Tetenal Kit

[Amfooty]

Great colors!

[tuco]

Last time I took a picture of this bridge the tide was way out and I think provided better and more options to shoot it.

400TMY


Siuslaw River Bridge, Florence, OR by yo_tuco, on Flickr

[Scott Schroeder]

I like it tuco. Yes I could see photographing that bridge a ton. It's very cool!

[Jeicob]