Film photography

The pot, the photograph and the on-line video

Following directions

Old cast iron and new social media.

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A hands-on process

Working manually

How much of your work is your own?

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Looking at and looking through

Ways of seeing

What you see depends on how you look.

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Local color

An exercise with the company title

We present some results from our investigation into color photography.

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The photographer, the painter and the scientist

Realism and creativity

Art and science are tied to reality in different ways, as are artists and scientists.

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Junk mail

Making things easy

New technology often makes a task much easier to do.  That doesn’t necessarily mean it’s done better.

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The tools of a professional

A ladder is often essential

What a photographer needs to do the job is sometimes far from obvious.

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The colors of your mind

Does what you say affect what you see?

We consider how your words may affect your eyes.

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The John Henry moment

Old technology triumphant

A mathematics teacher is not much like a nineteenth-century railroad worker–but there are parallels.  Our consultant who tutors High School math and science continues to learn from it; sometimes, his students do also.

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Tools shape the artist

A choice of camera is unexpectedly important

Our photographic consultant finds that the camera he uses can have an unsubtle effect on the pictures he takes.

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