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Part 6: Is A Camera’s Aspect Ratio Important? (Tower Theatre / Retro Oklahoma City)
Does aspect ratio really matter? I mean, you can just crop images to any aspect you’d like in post-production, right? I mentioned previously that I used three different cameras in this personal photography project. One of the reasons why I … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Fine Art & Personal Projects, Shooting and Editing
Tagged 120 film, 23rd Street, abandoned, architectural photography, architecture, Cheever's, closed, film, Fine Art, gentrification, gentrify, grow, growth, Instagram*, iphone, iphoneography, medium format, mid-century, modern, modern architecture, movie, movie theatre, nostalgic, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Fine Art Photographer, old, old fashioned, out of business, Paseo, Paseo District, popular, redevelop, renovation, retro, retroOKC, Rolleicord, sign, signage, street scene, theatre, Tower Theatre, Urban, urban decay, vintage
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Part 5: Dynamic Range Tutorial + Camera Comparison: Hi-Lo Club (Oklahoma City Signage Project)
Since explaining my methodology for this personal fine art project in Part 1 of this series, I’ve considered which type of camera makes the best final image (Part 2) the best raw image (Part 3) Now, for Part 4: Which camera has the best dynamic … Continue reading
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Tagged 120 film, architectural photography, architecture, Classen, closed, club, dance club, entrance, film, Fine Art, hangover, Hi-Lo, Hi-Lo CLub, Instagram*, iphone, iphoneography, medium format, mid-century, modern, modern architecture, morning after, nostalgic, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Fine Art Photographer, old, old fashioned, Open, retro, retroOKC, Rolleicord, sign, signage, street scene, street*, Urban, urban decay, vintage
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Part 4: Vintage Restaurant Signs in Oklahoma City (Oklahoma City Signage Project)
Without commentary…enjoy these images, both captured on 120 film with my Rolleicord.
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Tagged 120 film, architectural photography, architecture, cafe, Charcoal Oven Hamburgers, downtown, drive-in, drive-thru, dry cleaners, entrance, fast food, film, Fine Art, grease, Greasy Spoon, hamburger, hamburger joint, inner city, Lunch Box, Lunch Box Sandwiches, made to order, medium format, mid-century, modern, modern architecture, northwest expressway, nostalgic, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Fine Art Photographer, old, old fashioned, order, pick up, restaurant, retro, retroOKC, Rolleicord, sandwich, Sheridan, sign, signage, street scene, street*, take out, Urban, vintage
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Part 3: Before and After Images, Ritz Theatre (Retro Oklahoma City)
Everyone loves to debate whether a “good camera” is required in order to take “good pictures.” (If photographers had a dime for every time we’ve heard “you take such great photos; you must have a really good camera” we wouldn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Before and After Images, Fine Art & Personal Projects, Shooting and Editing
Tagged 120 film, abandoned, architectural photography, architecture, boarded up, Britton, closed, empty, film, Fine Art, Instagram*, iphone, iphoneography, medium format, mid-century, modern, modern architecture, movie theatre, nostalgic, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Fine Art Photographer, old, old fashioned, out of business, retro, retroOKC, Ritz Theatre, Rolleicord, sign, signage, street scene, street*, theatre, Urban, urban decay, vintage
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Part 2: iPhone vs. Instagram vs. Full-Frame DSLR vs. Medium Format (Retro Oklahoma City)
Recently I explained the goals, equipment, and process behind my most recent personal photography project, images of retro signage around Oklahoma City. One of my intents was to study the differences in quality among various camera formats. So, - here we … Continue reading
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Tagged 120 film, architectural photography, architecture, ATM, Bank, closed, deposit, depository, drive-thru, film, Fine Art, invest, medium format, mid-century, modern, modern architecture, money, nostalgic, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Fine Art Photographer, old, Old Depository, old fashioned, out of business, retro, retroOKC, Rolleicord, safe, sign, signage, street scene, Urban, urban decay, vintage
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Part 1: My Latest Personal Photography Project – Goals, Equipment, and Process (Fine Art Photography)
Personal projects are important for all types of photographers. I aim to regularly engage in projects in order to test gear, study different techniques, grow my portfolio, add to my stock inventory, and stay connected to my love of photography. … Continue reading
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Name This Image and I Will Send You a Print!
I need your help! This marks the public debut of my newest Fine Art image…and I can’t decide what to name him. Post your ideas in the comments below, and if I pick your title, I will send you a … Continue reading
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Tagged abandoned, alley, antique, body shop, break down, broken, broken down, Car, damage, damaged, decay, drive, falling apart, Garage, headlight, inner city, iphone, iphoneography, nostalgic, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Fine Art Photographer, old, Park, parked, repair, restoration, restore, retro, retroOKC, rugged, rust, tire, Toyota, truck, trucks, Urban, urban decay, vandalism, vandalized, vintage
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