How To Make a Pinhole Camera

By On July 7, 2009 · 12 Comments

I love pinhole photography. At the least, it’s the most hands-on from start to finish form of photography that you can participate in and, as an artistic tool, is a great addition to your photographic toolkit. At most, it is literally the oldest form of photography.

And you can still do it.

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Composition Aids: Opposites Attract

By On March 7, 2009 · 1 Comment

 

 

In a way, this is a continuation of the main point from my non-guide to street photography: learn how to read a room. I thought that I would write a couple of articles on the things I look for and what I pay attention to in a scene. One of the [...]

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This is Not a Street Photography Guide

By On February 21, 2009 · 14 Comments

A couple weeks ago, almost off-handedly, one of the administrators at the yard said that I should write an article on how I shoot street. Apparently, he thought that there are people out there who might find value in such a thing. “Give me a week!”, I ignorantly boasted, then set about the [...]

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