Max Cooper, Author at 35mmc

Max Cooper

Max Cooper is a wedding photographer in Asheville, NC. He shoots art stuff too. He worries that his brides will found out about his art and his art fans will find out he shoots weddings. He used to work for a couple of newspapers you’ve never heard of. He smokes a pipe and likes fishing and whiskey. His family puts up with him for now.

Max Cooper's Posts

20 December, 2022

Scan and Destroy – My blasphemous quest to be free of my negatives – By Max Cooper

By Max Cooper

The issue of SHOTS magazine current at the time of this writing contains images central to my thesis: Recovered slides from my grandfather’s collection. On the off-chance you mi...

25 January, 2019

Nikon 50mm f/1.8 – Returning to the Cheap Fifty: A Homecoming – By Max Cooper

By Max Cooper

For the longest time I coveted a 50mm f/1.4 Nikkor AIS. This yearning began in art school, where photography was the family member that drank too much at Thanksgiving and was co...

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Paul Quellin on Pêche sur l’herbe – A one shot story
Lovely scene Peter and to get it on the last frame too, is quite something. A great story of aging…
Gary Smith on Kentmere and I – Musings on recent film choices
Great images Paul! I have never shot any Kentmere although I suspect it would be available were I to look…
Paul Quellin on Capturing the War of 1812 on Film – Reenactment of the Battle of Longwoods
A highly entertaining read David, punctuated with terrific images. If we only had re-enactments and no real wars, what a…

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