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Lake Photographs Made Abstract Using Lake Water
For his project Lakes and Reservoirs, photographer Matthew Brandt exposed using both light and water — after shooting photos of each lake or reservoir (i.e. exposing with light), he made a chromogenic...
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Soaking Film in Alcohol Gives Photos a Strange Look
Here’s something to try if you feel like shooting some abstract analog photos: drop your film in some rubbing alcohol and let it soak for about ten minutes before shooting with it. Just be sure to let...
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Beware of Weak Docks When Shooting a Wedding Party Over Water
If you’re ever photographing a group of people on a dock or pier, be sure the structure can support the full weight of your subjects. The video above shows what happened to newlyweds Frank and Tricia...
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Soaking, Freezing, and Overheating a Leica M: A Different Sort of Review
With the recent release of the Leica’s new M10, I noticed an interesting commonality amongst the reviews: almost all of them tested the camera in sunny, dry, or interior environments. Now, I...
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