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Mathieu Young - The Landscape Revisited
Landscapes around my hometown, Chico, CA. Shot with a Polaroid 600SE on expired 665.
October 2011
11 posts
Landscapes around my hometown, Chico, CA. Shot with a Polaroid 600SE on expired 665.
Dave Tada - The Landscape Revisited
Shot with a Mamiya 7 on….Fuji 160S i think? *shrug*
Ryan Schude - Landscape Revisited
Forest Lawn Memorial. Glendale, California. Hasselblad H1 with Kodak Portra 400.
Brad Wenner - The Landscape Revisited
Colin Young-Wolff - The Landscape Revisited
Jose Mandojana - The Landscape Revisited
But why, some say, the moon? Why choose this as our goal? And they may well ask, why climb the highest mountain? Why, 35 years ago, fly the Atlantic? Why does Rice play Texas? - John F. Kennedy, 1962
More work at www.josemandojana.com
Andrea LaBarge Mills - The Landscape Revisited
I was especially excited that this assignment came along for the month in which I was traveling to Ecuador. While there I visited a variety of places, from Mindo, a tiny ecological preserve in the cloud forest (top photo), to the capital city of Quito (bottom photo).
Please visit my tumblr for more photos from the trip.
Gari Lamar Askew II - Photo-Zine
Gari Lamar Askew II is proud to announce “Standing in the Shadows of Love” SITSOL, the first of a series photo-zines available for purchase.
This first photo-zine is a collection of candid & spontaneous moments photographed by Gari Lamar Askew II
Each volume is a hand signed. Limited edition of 50.
The book is 10 USD + shipping.
Please visit his website or the shop page to make a purchase.
Your support is greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Gari Lamar Askew II - The Landscape Revisited
Assignment: The Landscape Revisted
Alan Gastelum- The Landscape Revisited
The Landscape Revisited
Assignment: The Landscape Revisted
Assigner: Alan Gastelum
Description: I have recently taken a trip with friends to Woodstock and decided to bring my 4x5. I woke up one morning at 5am, loading my film holders, grabbed my tripod, meter and camera; and went out to make a few photographs of the morning landscape.
While sitting in the woods, waiting for the sun to come up a bit further, it all caught up with me, how long it has been since I last sat with a landscape alone and really just took time to appreciate it. I also realized how special the film process is and how it really slows you down, again, to appreciate the act of making a photograph.
The assignment for this month is to revisit the landscape alone and photograph it using a film camera.
