14 May, 2023
A Repository for Memories: My Mother’s House
When growing up, it's often common to think of your parents' house as "Home." Somewhere you can always go back to, somewhere that should always be a safe place. My mother's hous...
10 May, 2023
AI Photography: My Journey Into A New Medium
My name is Ed, and I’m a photographer from Alabama. Having shot for about 12 years now, I've always been fascinated by the ways technology can enhance and transform the art of p...
I was always looking for a way to earn money on the side with something I love and escape the suffering of nursing. When Corona pushed things to the limit in 2020, I started tak...
9 May, 2023
Je Suis Le Mal Aimé! – The One No One Likes
Je suis le mal aimé is a French classic song and roughly translated means: the one no one likes! For this article I'm going to talk about three of my passions. I've spend a bit ...
4 May, 2023
The Case for Always Taking Your Camera
In all of the photography advice I have ever received, the most common is to always bring your camera. You never know when you might come across something that you want to aim y...
4 May, 2023
The Case for Not Always Taking Your Camera
Okay, it might be blasphemy to write this for a photography website. The other night, on a beautiful spring evening, I took Jupiter the dog for a little walk before dinner. I wa...
29 April, 2023
Nost•Algia and Film Simulations in Digital Photography
This is not intended to be a technical text, or even a tutorial. The web is full of writings on the technique of analogue film simulation, or guides on how to apply it to your o...
22 April, 2023
The Collection – An Accumulation of Film Canisters
I posted on the Facebook/Darkroom group some pictures of my old film canister collection that I’ve been accumulating on and off then on again for over forty years now. Those pix...
