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I attend the Experimental Aircraft As*ociation (EAA) annual convention in Oshkosh, Wisconsin every year. The EAA calls it AirVenture, but most pilots still just call it “Oshkosh.”  For pilots and flying fanatics, it is the ultimate destination venue to appease the aviation addiction. Regardless of your specific interest in aviation or aircraft in particular, Oshkosh is also a unique opportunity for Following up with more images from earlier in the year.  The first, from February 2018,  is a black & white conversion of the Hanco*k Building in downtown Chicago, taken with the Ricoh GR. These next few are from a visit to the Illinois Railway Museum (claimed to be the largest railway museum in the U.S.) in Union, Illinois.  Instead of getting traditional locomotive images I … Continue reading Rusty It has been a while since I have uploaded any images, so I will be catching up with a few digital selects from this year.  I will start with these three taken in Jan 2018 in my neighborhood with my dog in the snow and my wife skiing. All were taken with the Fuji X-100F. All of my recent photography activities have not been exclusively film-oriented, despite the implication of the last post.  Something that I have been exploring lately is still-life photography in my makeshift studio in my home’s attic.  Still-life photography takes two primary forms – the found still-life and the created or constructed still-life. The found still-life consists of a scene or There has been a lot of movement in my photography pursuits over the past several months; I hesitate to call it progress too quickly where it may be just manifestations of G.A.S. (gear acquisition syndrome).  Nonetheless, I have made several acquisitions in support of furthering my wet darkroom capabilities, expanding my digital scanning capabilities, and may have fallen down the an*log rangefinder rabbit hole.  This … Continue reading Do An*log Photographers Dream of Celluloid Sheep? Here are a few images from the July 2017 EAA AirVenture fly-in at Oshkosh.  I shot digitally with a Fuji XT-1 and on film using the