I have made well over 10,000 images of my youngest daughter. I have at least one from every day of her life - almost all taken by me - some by others when her mom and I went away for a weekend without the kids. She’s very comfortable in front of the camera. She does her own modeling poses. We make a good team. I love her more than anything I could describe with words.
Dear Photograph,
I have waked the streets of my hometown searching for the architecture lost during the redevelopment of Birmingham during the 1960’s. I have found the ghosts of buildings that were demolished and streets that have disappeared. The photo above shows bomb damage in Birmingham after the Blitz in 1940 and two people helping with the cleanup. Putting the photo in the real context made me remember how lucky we all are today
Tim
I’ve been working on a project for nearly 3 years - scanning Kodachrome / Ektachrome / AGFAChrome slides for my father-in-law. Most of the slides date from 1960-1975. I’m just about finished, which makes me feel elated and sad at the same time.
This is my wife’s mom and big sister - circa 1963/64. Kodachrome. Nothing like Kodachrome.
I’ve had the Ona Campus Bay backpack for about a year and a half now, taking it with me on several trips and using it for a few photo jobs. What attracted me to the bag was the looks of course. When I received it, I was impressed with the fit and finish of the bag… no loose threads or badly…
AMBOY • 2013
featuring Claire Corbeau & Charlotte De Cock by matt fry. Claire and Charlotte original prints in the AMBOY book coming soon. (via Frybros Photography)
