Tuesday, December 28, 2010
It is completely inexcusable of course, but I haven’t had a chance to do anything much except fulfil work & family responsibilities lately, so my apologies for any lack of content here. I hope everyone has had a very safe & happy festive season and wish you all a incredible New Year! Here is a [...]
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
One Saturday a group of friends with a common passion for analogue photography got together to convert Paul’s kitchen into a darkroom for the afternoon for the purposes of making some traditional photographic ‘wet’ prints. Those of us not experienced in this art (Lea, Sophie & I) watched & learnt from our friends Paul & [...]
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Also tagged analogue photography, D.I.Y., darkroom, friends, fun, Melbourne, Melbourne Photography, Print Making, Traditional Photography, www.theplasticlens.com
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This post is not about photography or toy cameras per se, but about Melbourne at night this Winter. I went to the excellent Dali – Liquid Desires exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria late night and afterwards wandered around with my BBF attached to a tripod, shutter set on “B” for some night exposures. [...]
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
This years Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day (last Sunday) was less than optimal (for me) for a lot of reasons. The weather was shocking, we had power failures, my computer froze when the power finally came back on and I was suffering from the jet-lag feeling that comes from just finishing night shift and having to [...]
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Also tagged artpunk, Cameron Stephen, Digital Harinezumi, Digital Toy Camera, lo-fi, new, pinhole photography, polaroid, Powershovel, small camera, Superheadz, WPPD
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
Regular visitors to the plastic lens may have noticed some changes lately. It’s a long story, but basically the php script running the ‘front end’ (the photos part) was a bit naughty and became unmanageable once I reached a certain number of images, causing problems with the server, in some cases resulting in the site [...]
