I continue to return to Big Talbot Island SP (NE Florida) because it is so rich with potential photographs. Just after the first of these two were taken, a fierce wind sprang up and the temperature dropped precipitously. Oddly, though the sky looked ominous, it didn't rain, but the wind continued for quite a while. I went back again a few days later for the second photograph. (MF Film)
Saturday, February 23, 2019
Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Sunday, February 17, 2019
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
The elect among maple and spruce trees become musical instruments of
surpassing tonal and physical beauty. Walnut, mahogany, oak, and even
pine have a chance to live second lives as finely crafted furniture.
Others may become more prosaic but utile benches, wallboard, floors and
outdoor tables and chairs. The unluckiest, though, end their lives
rotting in the forest, or transforming into paper products. And then
there are the damned, falling into the sea, their intimate private parts
exposed to sun, sand and rude stares of those who cross their
path. Here are several portraits of those pariahs...the condemned never
to be appreciated by anyone other than the occasional photographer who
still sees their beauty and mourns their indignities. (MF Film)
Saturday, February 9, 2019
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
One of many attractions about photographing at the beach is that it is always in flux! Every element is a variable in at least one way and often more. Had I been at this place two hours earlier or later, the light, tide, sand, sky and human fisherman would have been different. (Pentax 67, 55mm, #15 deep yellow filter, Ilford Delta 100 film)
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