Michelle Anderson Photograph. "Roots"
Browsing through The Photographic Dictionary is my most recent favorite pass-time. It's an expanding bunch of images by contemporary photographers that define dictionary words with visual language. Somehow there's a real cohesiveness with all the pictures, which i love, and what i love even more is that most of it is film rather than digital. If it was up to me (which, i suppose, it actually is) I won't be buying into digital for a long time, if ever! I think it's about the tangibility of film, the series of chemical reactions it takes to create a photo, that makes it superior to digital and so appealing to me.
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Kelley! Your notification about your blog almost got lost in bloggerland. I just saw it this morning, I can't wait to follow it :)
Haha that photo is so clever. And I know what you mean, I use my film cameras far more than digital, and enjoy developing them myself for the most parts. But I suppose digital will always have the convenience factor.
mmm, kelley, it's beautiful! film photos do always seem to turn out better, but... i don't know how to use them. er, what i mean is that i don't have a darkroom. do you have one here?
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