 |
| Tara Crowley 1981 b/w infrared film |
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Short But Sweet
I took a very short getaway with my daughter and grandkids. We flew to our old stomping grounds in Santa Cruz, CA. It was supposed to be t...
-
Good news to report: today mom gets her back surgery, a procedure called Kyphoplasty . Minimally invasive, it should immediately alleviate ... -
Gosh, but it's been a minute since I posted. I've been consumed with my move, and adopting a new dog! The house is coming together ...
Your header photo is stunning and I love the title of your blog. have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It's one of my all-time favorite photographs. If every one could be that good! Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteI remember buying a few rolls of infra-red film, but never achieved anything worthwhile with it. Love those patterns in the sand.
ReplyDeleteJohn, I was obsessed with that film for years. It was the only thing I shot with. Even on a 4x5 format view camera.
DeleteWow! 1981! How I miss the way my feet felt when walking on a sandy beach with the sun on my legs, breathing the ocean air, being touched by the wind, listening to the sound of the surf, accompanied by a friend. The way the sand forms into parallel lines. Such an evocative photo.
ReplyDelete