Category Archives: Wood block printing
How to Make Something Beautiful (part two)
Japanese woodblock: my vintage Canon F-1n (20mm f/2.8) Start with something completely familiar – like an analog single lens reflex. Find a chunk of clear Douglas fir and sketch directly to … Continue reading
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Tagged 20mm, California, Canon, Canon F-1, Classic photography, Film, Ilford, John Durant, Kodak, Nikon, San Diego, Tri-X, wide angle
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How To Make Something Beautiful (part one)
Wood-block print: Rolleiflex f/3.5 with rare reversed D. Start with something you love. It has to be the kind of thing you can’t leave alone, something with a pleasing heft, well made and beautiful. Like an old Rollei. Find a … Continue reading
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Tagged b&w photography, handcrafted prints, japanese block prints, John Durant, landscape photography, mexico, negative film, photography, rolleiflex, San Diego, san diego california, vintage cameras
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Field Notes: John Durant Photographer 