this is the first of all your posts that i see and that is because you were one of the photographers featured in marcel's darkrooms magazine. as a respect for all the work put in, i subscribed today to each photographer that was mentioned in the magazine and for whom i had no subscription. also in today's magazine, you can find michael elliot. if you want something more than just a technical review of a camera, check michael's posts or website. warning: he is using only film cameras.
Thank you for your support! I've been reading your substack for some time now, I quite enjoy the industrial series 👍 Thanks for the recommendation as well, will have a look :)
I recommend you check out the work of Nina Kling. She produced a book last year called, Duologues which consists of paired images. I took inspiration from her and her project and have been slowly created diptychs of images from my archive to begin make sense of a large body of work. https://www.ninaklingphotography.com/duologues
Thank you for your recommendation, will have a look 👍 It's an interesting idea to explore. Wesley Verhoeve did something similar in his book Notice (https://www.wesley.co/shop/p/notice )
That post by Marcel was really useful – thanks for sharing Ronald. And I think it's great that you are thinking through what to do with these shots. I really like 'Waiting for Better Days'!
The picture with the swings is fabulous. I love the mood and the atmosphere. There something almost a little ominous about it (though I may be viewing it that way because I've just be watching a zombie TV show).
I haven't been shooting as long as you, but going back through older images I do find 'accidental' series since I'm often drawn to shooting similar subjects. I also print a magazine of my pictures roughly once a month. Even if they are not thematically connected, they are connected by having been taken that month.
I'm a new subscriber so I'm looking forward to working back through your archives.
Love Someone Went Somewhere, Waiting for Better Days, and Coffee & Tea
Thank you Josh, nice to see 👍
this is the first of all your posts that i see and that is because you were one of the photographers featured in marcel's darkrooms magazine. as a respect for all the work put in, i subscribed today to each photographer that was mentioned in the magazine and for whom i had no subscription. also in today's magazine, you can find michael elliot. if you want something more than just a technical review of a camera, check michael's posts or website. warning: he is using only film cameras.
Thank you for your support! I've been reading your substack for some time now, I quite enjoy the industrial series 👍 Thanks for the recommendation as well, will have a look :)
I recommend you check out the work of Nina Kling. She produced a book last year called, Duologues which consists of paired images. I took inspiration from her and her project and have been slowly created diptychs of images from my archive to begin make sense of a large body of work. https://www.ninaklingphotography.com/duologues
Thank you for your recommendation, will have a look 👍 It's an interesting idea to explore. Wesley Verhoeve did something similar in his book Notice (https://www.wesley.co/shop/p/notice )
That post by Marcel was really useful – thanks for sharing Ronald. And I think it's great that you are thinking through what to do with these shots. I really like 'Waiting for Better Days'!
Thank you Tom, appreciate your view and support (seeing you can even make an art piece about plaster board 😉)
Great to see you got inspired. Looking forward to all the things they will become ;-)
I'm curious too! Thanks again Marcel.
I really liked waiting for better days Ronald.
Thank you Shital. Almost every day I pass by this small playground on my way to work and on one moody morning I stopped to take this image :)
The picture with the swings is fabulous. I love the mood and the atmosphere. There something almost a little ominous about it (though I may be viewing it that way because I've just be watching a zombie TV show).
I haven't been shooting as long as you, but going back through older images I do find 'accidental' series since I'm often drawn to shooting similar subjects. I also print a magazine of my pictures roughly once a month. Even if they are not thematically connected, they are connected by having been taken that month.
I'm a new subscriber so I'm looking forward to working back through your archives.
Thank you! I find it interesting that many readers like the swings photo, didn't really expected that :)
To (periodically) print a magazine of our photo's is a good idea. Then you have a physical copy of your photo's and that's always a good thing.
Thank you for subscribing, my archive isn't that massive to go through but hope you'll find something interesting to read.
Unique collection; enjoyed waiting for better days ! & Coffee & tea
Haha yes they are some bunch of images ;-) Thanks for your nice comments!