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Polaroids, Contact Prints and Other Small Works.
Whatever that means. I am working on a show. 20 photos or so in black and white.
In my early life there were Polaroids, later, when I was grad school I met a woman from the desert, who had a thing for Polaroids. She took me to the desert and helped me to see it's richness, taught me to find life there, water there; I found myself there more often than not.
Whatever that means. I am working on a show. 20 photos or so in black and white.
In my early life there were Polaroids, later, when I was grad school I met a woman from the desert, who had a thing for Polaroids. She took me to the desert and helped me to see it's richness, taught me to find life there, water there; I found myself there more often than not.
Later, I was in the Grand Canyon and Jack Dykinga was calling me "Roid Man," because I was taking all these Polaroids.
Years passed. A $15 dollar Polaroid camera and a passion for the desert grew. It turned into a fourbyfive and better Polaroids. Now, I am sorting through them looking for a show.
Years passed. A $15 dollar Polaroid camera and a passion for the desert grew. It turned into a fourbyfive and better Polaroids. Now, I am sorting through them looking for a show.
And testing out titles ...
2 comments:
I love this image! Eons ago, I also used Polaroid Type 52, except for the smell, I loved the stuff!
Catching up on your blog and enjoying the latest photos. Always very interesting.
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