WARREN CONNECTICUT – A day of dull flat skies here so I made my peace with working indoors. We’ve accumulated two dozen or so Curtis images of Native Americans.
Day 3756 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
Curtis
On this date five years ago (day 1930 of one photo every day): Udaipur India.
MANHATTAN – More film. I shot a couple of rolls of film with my Hasselblad Superwide C camera today. I chose familiar subjects as I get my hands and mind around film technique – an art that I had mastered long ago and am in the process of relearning.
Day 3753 of one photograph every day for the rest of your life.
53rd abd Lexington AveLexington AveVeniniOut my windoes
On this day five years ago (day 1927 of one photograph every day): the Taj Mahal.
MANHATTAN – I started the day on the far West Side in the 50s doing digital images. I finished near home shooting film in my new, used Hasselblad Superwide C. I’m pushing working with film so I can make every mistake possible (leaving home without a dark slide, shooting with the lens cap on, etc.), learning along the way.
Day 3751 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
West 55th Street11th AvenueOut my window
This one came out nicely. I framed so that the door was centered in the square format. In processing the film I didn’t mix the developer sufficiently, so the top of the film was streaked and over-cooked. That’s the left side of the image, which I had to crop off, leaving an asymetrical image. Probably better than the concept I had shooting.
Carnegie Hill
On this date five years ago (day 1825 of one photo every day): Jaipur India. I’ve re-edited this day.