sprocket rocket

self portrait with my yashica

camera: sprocket rocket film: lomography 800 speed film

the chickens

my good friend, chris, put these up over a year ago down the street from my house; i see them almost every day..they may have lost their heads, but they still survive .

street art

self portrait

underground

camera: yashica mat film: lomography "earl gray" 400

holiday shop party at the feed barn

Krysta & tractor

Zohn

chickens

Zohn & Malila

Micah

11 coddingtown

malila & krysta

texture

sara & her monster creations, "cotton cannibals"

ashley allred sings

sunset over santa rosa from fountaingrove

camera: yashica mat film: kodak tmax 100 (last four photos are fuji np400)

More Francesca Woodman @ the MoMa

"i could no longer play, i could not play by instinct .."

"and i had forgotten how to read music .."

"then at one point i did not need to translate the notes; they went directly to my hands ."

proofs

video stills

diazotypes

I was lucky enough to take some photos at the Francesca Woodman show, up at the MoMa, which is showing until February (if you haven't been, it's a must see). I was so inspired by her work, I wanted to share a few more of the digital photos I took. I have been back to the MoMa twice just to see her work again, and I plan on going back a few more times
before it comes down .

i took these with my canon G11

MoMa

installation by Jim Campbell called, "exploded views"


Francesca Woodman:

The diazotype process, a technique most often used for the production of architectural blueprints. Woodman exposed sheets of light-sensitive paper using negatives constructed from transparent tissue paper and acetate, or by projecting imagery with a slide projector. The paper was then developed by a commercial blueprint processor. The relatively weak light sensitivity of the materials necessitated long exposures-sometimes as long as overnight-and as a result the pictures are quite soft and have almost a painterly feel to them.

Chris P., Somar, & Brisa

if you could live inside a painting, what would it be ?

self portrait

combined a couple negatives for fun

camera: yashica mat film: ilford fp4+ 125