Black & White
CLICK HERE TO VIEW SLIDE SHOW OF BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN BETWEEN 1980 – 1999.
Here are some thumbnail photos (click them to enlarge) from my military photographer days.
Winding my Bell & Howell Movie Camera US Army Photog 1977
Underwater Photography with the Holga
My Son Adam on the Train to New York 1988
Younger Brother Dennis on Long Island, 1982
My Grandmother Francis McAvoy 1987
Self Portrait on Train to New York 1988
Adam and I in Mirror – Long Island 1986
My Daughter Andei 1995
Adam at Swenson Park 1993
Joe Champagne, James Hostilo and I SPE – Atlanta 1988
Luther the Fisherman – Down East NC 1989
Dennis and Adam 1984
Andei and the Glennon Kids 1995
Adam and neighborhood kids blowing bubbles 1991
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Consider using one of those mixed media that are hanging near your office for the cover?
They are just so “you”.
I’m envisioning something that wraps around the edges with a glossy binding. Coffee table style like http://www.asukabook.com makes. Just a thought…
[...] As I mentioned to my students yesterday…there is something about the inherent quality of a black & white “silverprint” that cannot be replicated digitally. At least I’ve not seen a digital b&w photograph that [...]
RGGGG!! that picture of me with my hand infront of my face could not have been in 1993 because i would have been 1 year old!!!
I fixed it Andei – my mistake. I think it was 1995.
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[...] one of my photographs tells a little story. It doesn’t have to be deep or dramatic – it’s just a little slice of time that [...]
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Mr. K
I love black and white photography. There is just something about the clear, crisp image you get from a good black and white. The image is not distracted by color and I feel you get a real since of the image as a whole.
I love shooting black and white film as well Athena. There is something intangible about the texture and feel of a black and white print that cannot be replicated digitally. Thanks for the post! Mr.K
My sis is also quite a photography fanatic. She takes good pictures like yours as well. I really luv them a lot as it gives a different perspective in life. Thanks for sharing.