A quiet still life study of flowers on film, revisited through hand coloring and a second look at composition, process, and creative patience.
The Day Before the Still Life
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ND Filters: Six Stops at the Shore
Hand-colored seascape made from a B&W film negative using magnetic ND filters; wind, crashing waves, and quiet remembrance shaped this tribute image.
Desert Sands and the Quiet Marvels of the Sigma Merrill
Exploring minimalism and memory through Desert Sands, photographed with a Sigma DP Merrill — a quiet marvel that shaped my love for light and stillness.
Cambo Wide Meets Tabletop Photography
A panoramic camera, a close-up filter, and a batch of fake tulips walk into a studio… here’s what happened when I broke all the rules.
Same Scene, Different Vision: Film & Digital Photography
Explore the unique visual stories behind two images of a bouquet in a purple vase, captured with different cameras and processing techniques. #photography
Hand-Coloring 4×5 Film: Capturing Micanopy’s Timeless Charm
Hand-coloring 4×5 film brings Micanopy’s charm to life. From large-format photography to Photoshop colorization, discover the art behind the image.
Twelve Plus Two
What a curious title, “Twelve Plus Two,” for this image, wouldn’t you agree? Learn how I turned a 4×5 black & white negative into a unique colored palette of my choosing.
Floral & Flower Photography
Floral photography focuses on flowers as expressive subjects, whether photographed in nature or arranged as still life. This genre emphasizes light, form, simplicity, and thoughtful interpretation.
Hand-Colored Black & White Photography
A creative blend of analog and digital—each 4×5 film image hand-colored in Photoshop, bridging photography, painting, and imagination.