Tag Archives: black&white

Set It and Forget It, Maybe

When I was in my photography program in college at RIT back in the 70s, the guy who taught our second-year black & white class had us do an interesting thing: For the entire semester, we could only use one … Continue reading

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Fanal Forest in the Fog

I went to one of the places on earth where visitors hope for “bad” weather: the Fanal Forest on the island of Madeira in Portugal. As you can see, I got lucky 🙂 And, yes, I continue to make these … Continue reading

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My Encounter With The Fraternal Kiss

I make black & white, widescreen mini docs from time to time. I do this for two reasons that I’ve bothered to articulate to myself: 1) I like the format, and 2) I shoot lots of video that’s not “useful” … Continue reading

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Filming the Culture of Portugal

I have three related projects going on now. All of them focus on Portuguese culture. This video is one in series of black & white, widescreen (2.2:1 – 1920 x 874) mini-docs I’ve been producing on my Google Pixel phone … Continue reading

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