"A Sunbow of Days"
a collection of pinhole images collaged with with a pinhole solargraph
I feel very fortunate to be an imagemaker during a time when so many tools are available to us for artistic expression!
One reason I like working with analog ("film") photography is the ability to slow down the image-making process. By developing my own images as part of the process, I feel more a part of it's creation. That said, I love the ability to alter and combine images digitally, and feel this is as just as much a part of the art proceess as the camera work is.
The images to the right are examples of my analog photographs, with additional digital processing. They are collages of sorts- some combining multiple images, others are single images with additional tones or textures added to them.
Please feel free to email me with any questions about the photographs you see here.
Keep scrolling to the right to view the photographs.
"A Sunbow of Days"
a collection of pinhole images collaged with with a pinhole solargraph
Arizona's First Newspaper Printing Press,
collaged with clips of the first edition of the first Az Newspaper,
The Weekly Arizonian
(Brownie Hawkeye camera, 120 film, scanned newspaper clips)
Daffodils, black and white pinhole image with Photoshop solarize filter
Rocking Chair and Roses
pinhole camera image on Fuji HP100 instant film,
scanned paper texture added in Photoshop
Historic San Xavier Mission Church
pinhole image with warm tones added in Photoshop
Grassy Canopy
pinhole image, colorized in Photoshop
The Meeting Place
pinhole image, warm tones added in Photoshop
Colorized Poppies
black and white image colorized in Photoshop
(Yashica Rangefinder, 35mm b&w film)
At Home at Faraway Ranch
pinhole image with digital photo sky & warm tones added in Photoshop
Cool n the Shade at the Shady Dell RV Park, Bisbee, Az
pinhole photograph, colorized in Photoshop
A Bowl of Cherries
pinhole photograph,scanned paper texture added to image in Photoshop
Fruit of it's Labor
pinhole photograph, colorized in Photoshop