Foolish gibberish
The April postcard exchange is officially live!
We are exchanging postcard sized prints of our original photography that you either print traditionally in a darkroom, or that you print on an inkjet printer. If you would like to be notified of future swaps fill out the form here.
Postcards featured in this post were made by the fabulous Peter de Graaff. You can see more of his wonderful work here.
Today’s image is from the latest results of the Great Transatlantic Pinhole Filmswap Project. This is one of those serendipitous film swap photos that make me remember why I love doing these. I am not very fond of this self portrait of me, but I am sharing it here because today I need the reminder to love myself. The odd thing about this photo is that I made a video at this exact time and shared it here on my blog, with a quote from Kendrick Lamar’s song, “I” (a song about loving oneself).
You can see the rest of the results from the swap here. And do let me know if you are interested in participating!
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Geeky bits:
Camera: Terrapin 3d printed pinhole camera. Made by the fabulous Todd Schlemmer.
Film: Ektar 100
Inge shot her side in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. I shot mine in Portland, Oregon, USA.
I put out a call for favorite poems on Facebook today and a friend of mine shared this one that I’ve never read before. I am very touched by it. I hope you like it too.
Here is a pinhole photo I took a couple of weeks ago, Actually the same day I took the Happy Hour photo from last week. There was something about the way the light was shining. The grassy field, the weather, the temperature, and the dandelions. It was a good day.
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Camera: Zero 2000
Film: Ektar 100
Exposure time: 6 seconds
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