Digging for Dinner – Clamming in Chatham Harbor, MA.

When I was a teen, I attended a summer photography class run by the city of Boston with my brother and friends. I believe we were given Polaroid cameras and black and white instant film and told to go out and take pictures of whatever we wanted.

I still occasionally shoot black and white as well as color film, but less and less each year. It’s still fun but the processing costs along with the wait is getting to be too much. Maybe this will be my last year shooting film.

That said, look at this image from a little Canon S100 digital shot in black and white mode. (click on the image for a more detail view)

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Down by the tracks

Hi All

Hope you’re well!

I’ve always wondered why we, as photographers, artists, etc are attracted to certain places and topics. I’m strongly attracted to photographing and filming beaches, water places and the surrounding environments. I’m also attracted to old places, like train tracks and train yards. I plan to continue to explore and expand this to see where it goes.

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just waiting for a friend

I was searching through some of my old work and found an image taken with a Nikon D100 a 6mp gem introduced around 2002. We’ve come along way camera-wise since then but still not up to the quality of film. ;-)

This picture was taken at the farthest point of Massachusetts jutting into the Atlantic Ocean. The focus isn’t quite right but I like the composition.

f5, 1/1000s, ISO 200

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