A Blog About Film Photography and Film Cameras: Traditional, Experimental, and Alternative Processes.
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Faith on Film: Praying Hands
Actually a type of Self-Portrait, taken by using the timer on my camera (and yes, the always handy tripod). I framed the positioning of my hands by using the grain on the wood beam. Just something very simple as I was experimenting around the house.
P.S. I was shooting another ‘whole roll, single subject’, in my front yard the other day. My neighbors think I’m Crazy. I’ll have the results when my darkroom is finished later this month.
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Black and White,
Experimental Methods,
Faith on Film,
Minolta,
Portrait
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