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February 08, 2023
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August 1978, black and white ~
My wife Janet and I took a road trip from Iowa City to Glacier Park to Portland, Oregon, to San Francisco at the end of the summer following my college graduation. This roll of film is from our time around San Francisco, hosted by Diana Powell. There are no photos of her because she did not like my taking any of her.
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February 07, 2023
December 1976 ~
It’s not surprising that the first set of photos in my random collection of black and white negatives is of Janet Paige and her family. I write Janet Paige here in the blog, but identify her photos for key word searches under what I understand to be her current name, Janet Paige Kuller. Thoughout our relationship and marriage she w...
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Memoir – Me, Moiré
February 07, 2023
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These photographs stir my memory. Perhaps they will for you too.
Individual images remind me of particular times and of general times. I and everyone else tend to shoot photographs of happy times and friendly people. The photos you’ll see here reflect my happier experiences, but I’ve had a rather stressful chaotic life shadowed by a major depressi...
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Reflections on Images
February 05, 2023
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I’ve been watching my life slowly pass before my eyes as I scan and edit these images. Though I have tried to present the photographs chronologically on this website, I have digitized them in the random order of their storage.
I’ve noticed a few things while reviewing the images.
There is a first photograph I’ll have of someone, and a last. Somet...
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Protocols
January 24, 2023
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I am back to scanning negatives, editing photos and uploading these images. It took a while to figure out what protocols I should use when naming an image, assigning keywords, and uploading.
Back in the 1970s and ‘80s I shot photographs on film and processed the images in the darkroom. Each roll of film had about 36 images. After I developed the f...
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