Square One Show!

What's the good word everyone? I'm excited to say that I will be having a solo show at the Pure Beauty Salon at 1560 Haight Street in good 'ol San Francisco. Pictured is the low budget flyer I made with the quickness for the show. The show opens on March 4th so I'm hurrying to get everything together on top of all my school work. The opening will be from 6pm to 8pm and I believe there shall be some free wine...for your enticement. As always, thanks for reading! If you're around SF next month come check me at Pure Beauty! Word.

Adam

Another Split...

     Hello again everyone! So, here is my newest post from my color split frame series. It's not a definite yet...but I've been working on it for awhile and this is the second time I set up and photographed this scenario. I'm pretty pleased with it. As always, your feed back is whole heartily welcomed.

     Let it be said that I have not given up on the pinhole suitcase camera. I encountered some complications and discovered the project was a bit more difficult than I had expected. I was however, able to achieve some results! I will explain more later and show some of my tests once I'm able to get some scanning done. Until then...enjoy and thanks for reading. 

Adam

My New Camera

     Hi everybody! Today I got a new camera and I'm pretty excited about it! It can handle a wide array of light sensitive materials for picture taking and can it hold sizes up to 15"x22". It can produce images sharper than any lens...and it only cost $10! 
    Yes, I'm building another pinhole camera. Say what you want about pinhole photography but I, for one, am down. My tentative plan, as is common with pinhole cameras, is to make them out of everyday objects which can be found or bought. After turning the objects into cameras, I want to take said object where it would "naturally" function in our society and take a photograph with it. For example, I may take the suitcase to an airport or hotel. In other words, I will be reintroducing the object back into its natural environment. The act of transforming it into a camera then allows me to see what it sees.
    One thing that interests me is how the camera can function...not only as an everyday object with specific purposes but also as a photographic instrument. With the ever rapid advancements in technology, camera equipment is getting lighter, faster and often times more complex and more expensive. But, all you really need is light and time...light and time. Any object you can make light tight and poke a hole in is a camera...that's pretty dope if you ask me.
     Tomorrow I will begin building my suitcase camera and hope for positive results. I plan to share the outcome, good or bad, right here on this blog. So if your still reading and your still interested...I thank you and please stay tuned.
      
Adam