Monthly Archives: July 2013
Jim Hubbell’s Skunkworks
James Hubbell – in the workshop, Santa Ysabel California You could call Jim Hubbell an artist, but you’d have to stretch the definition to cover drawing, painting, sculpture, architecture, stained glass work, mosaics, jewelry, poetry and philosophy – and that … Continue reading
Posted in 6:19 Format, American Photographic Artists, Architect's workshops, Architectural Photography, Artist's studios, California, James T. Hubbell, Julian California, Modern Architecture, Organic architecture, Panorama, Portrait, San Diego, Santa Ysabel, Sculpture, Uncategorized
Tagged Art, Artist, California, Hubbell & Hubbell Architects, James Hubbell, John Durant photographer, Julian, Regional Organic Architecture, San Diego, Santa Isabell, Sculpture
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The Salt Mines
Western Salt Works, Chula Vista California In November of 1996 while driving around California on a magazine assignment I came across the Western Salt Works at the southern end of San Diego Bay. From the beginning I’d been interested in … Continue reading
Posted in American Photographic Artists, Architectural Photography, B&W negative film, Chula Vista, Color negative film, color transparencies, desert, f/64, Film, Ilford FP4, John Durant Photography, Kodak P3200, Kodak Plus-X, Kodak T-Max, Kodak Tri-X, Salton Sea, San Diego, Uncategorized, Vintage cameras, Western Salt Works
Tagged b&w photography, California, John Durant photographer, Kodak, landscape photography, mid-century modern, San Diego, san diego california, sheet film, T-Max, Toyo Omega, Western Salt Works
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Field Notes: John Durant Photographer 