Last trip to Mt Hood! This one was a very special one for me.
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American Road Trip Journal #5 & #6: North Cascades National Park, Parts II & III
The last two episodes from my trip to the North Cascades National Park a couple weeks ago. Here I go to Winthrop, Washington Pass Overlook and I return to Diablo Lake Overlook where I was given the gift of a beautiful sunrise.
Read MorePlaces I hope to photograph during the next few weeks
We are finally on the road! I'm writing this from our hotel in Coos Bay, located in the Central Oregon Coast. And reading Rachel's post about our road trip, I realized I never posted our plans on here. She listed the places where we are going to be spending our next 9 weeks, and I'll leave here some of the spots I am hoping to photograph:
- Bandon, OR
- Redwoods in Northern California
- San Francisco, CA
- Joshua Tree, CA
- Anza-Borrego Desert, CA
- Alabama Hills, Mono Lake and Eastern Sierras, CA
- Death Valley, CA
- Valley of Fire, NV
- Sedona, AZ
- Grand Canyon, AZ
- Zion, UT
- Bryce Canyon, UT
- Antelope Canyon, AZ
- Monument Valley, UT
- Canyonlands, UT
- Arches, UT
- Mesa Verde, CO
These are just the "big" highlights: I hope we get to visit some places I don't even know of just yet.
American Road Trip Journal #4: North Cascades National Park, Part I
When I knew I had a few days to go anywhere I wanted in the PNW, this place was the first to come to my mind.
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Contact sheets #55, #57 and #58
Thee more contact sheets, from four different trips. All shot with the Bronica SQ-Ai, two rolls of Kodak Tri-X and one of Ilford HP5+.
Read MoreOf Awards and Album Covers
Nice things have happened recently: one of my photos was selected in the Editorial Team Shortlist of the Unsplash Awards 2017, and two more are now music album covers.
Read MoreI just purchased $500 worth of film for the road trip of a lifetime
As you know if you follow this blog, I'll be on the road for the next few weeks and not having a permanent address could be a challenge for a film photographer like me: how am I going to get film? So I just went ahead and got a lot of film, $500 worth of it.
Read MoreAmerican Road Trip Journal #3: Oregon Coast
Last Friday I drove to the coast to spend the afternoon / evening visiting and photographing some spots (Lincoln City, Neskowin, Pacific City and Cape Lookout).
Read MoreMy Bronica SQ-Ai kit: "What's in my camera bag", film edition
I recently uploaded this video where I talk about what is in my camera bag, but I also wanted to post something on the blog for those who prefer the written form.
Read MoreBulk Loading Film: why I'm going to stop doing it
Bulk loading film is an excellent option to save some money when shooting 35mm. But I'm not going to do it anymore.
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Contact Sheets from Mt Rainier National Park
Four new rolls, all of them from my trip to Mt Rainier National Park. I shot Pancro 400 and Arista EDU for the first time, but of course my beloved HP5 is here too. And one of this rolls became easily my favorite one so far.
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Photography by humans VS photography by robots
The last 20 years have seen a true digital revolution in the world of photography, but the second phase of this revolution is just getting started with the addition of AI to our cameras. But something else is happening at the same time.
Read MoreAmerican Road Trip Journal #2: Bye Central Oregon!
Second day in Central Oregon. This time I photograph Lava Lake, Suttle Lake and Detroit Lake and dam. From snowy mountains, to the desert, and to the forests of the Cascade Mountains.
Read MoreAmerican Road Trip Journal, Entry #1: Cascade Lakes
This is the first in a new series about our upcoming road trip across the United States. We are going to be on the road for around **3 months** and I'll be sharing our experiences here. First stop: Cascade Lakes in Central Oregon.
Read MoreContact Sheet #51: Bronica + HP5
New contact sheet, more Bronica and more HP5! This time photos are from 3 different days and 3 different trips.
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Choosing a new developer for my medium format black and white photos
I've been using Kodak D76 for a while, but now that we are going to be on the road for a few months, transporting and "cooking" D76 might be a problem. I was in the search of a new developer and I might have found it.
Read MoreEvery new beginning comes from some other beginning's end
A bit more than 4 years ago I was saying goodbye to the city where I lived for more than 13 years.
Today, I quit my job. And on November 5th, I’ll be saying goodbye to Portland, and the Pacific Northwest.
Read MoreTaking a long exposure of the Full Moon with film
I'd had one specific image in mind for a while, and I decided to go for it this last week: a long exposure of the full moon moving through the sky.
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Contact Sheets #48, #49 & #50: Holga and HP5+ at The Enchantments
I wasn't sure about posting these ones. The whole point about showing contact sheets is to explain my thought process when taking images. And these ones aren't a good example of that.
Read MoreHiking to The Enchantments, Part II
Part II of my trip to the Core Enchantments, in Central Washington. Day 2 too, where I leave my camp at Snow Lakes behind and climb to the Core.
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