tfttf593 – Saving eFKe

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Gary has a note on backing up pictures during travel, Bear has thoughts on getting out of a rut by using other arts, and he needs a backup strategy for his pictures during a 70 day long motorcycle trip, Frank is interested in what’s happening with the levels in a image if you shoot super low-contrast scenes and there’s a treat for the analog photographers out there, Chris talks with Sanja Harris of the Fotokemika project that is set out to save the heritage of the maker of one of the last traditional silver rich films: EFKE

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Coming up: workshops with Chris Marquardt
Jan 2013: Snow Monkeys & Hokkaido, Japan (completed)
Aug 2013: Liverpool, UK
Aug 2013: Farnborough, UK (outside London)
Mar 2014: Iceland
May 2014: Mt. Everest
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One-Twenty

Maybe the analog ones among you (or those who love photography, no matter if it’s analog or digital) might enjoy this little 90-second video. I produced it the other day together with Allan Attridge, trying out his new camera dolly. I’d say it works.

(It looks gorgeous in HD and full-screen!)

tfttf376 video – Photo Day 2009 – John Chiara 2/2

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John Chiara is different from most other photographers. With his trailer-size big camera he pulls up at a curb and takes landscape pictures in a process that turns quite a few paradigms upside down.

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tfttf374 video – Photo Day 2009 – John Chiara 1/2

Watch in high quality (right click to save)

John Chiara is different from most other photographers. With his trailer-size big camera he pulls up at a curb and takes landscape pictures in a process that turns quite a few paradigms upside down. Come back next week for part 2.

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