by rwhawkins | Jan 17, 2016 | For the Photographer, In the Darkroom
[vc_row][vc_column width=’1/2′]I’m a big fan of Kodak film and have used Kodak Tmax100 pretty much since the day it was released, but I would like to give Ilford a try for an upcoming project. So I figured I would use the chance to document the...
by rwhawkins | May 1, 2013 | For the Photographer, From The Field
Here’s a short video of what goes into my backpack for a daytrip.
by rwhawkins | May 1, 2013 | For the Photographer, From The Field
by rwhawkins | Feb 28, 2013 | For the Photographer, In the Darkroom
I love the Beseler 45 enlarger design. It is well built and easily found on the used market. The design is unique as it uses two columns for support rather than the more common single column. It is designed to attach to a metal table called an Adjust-Table, and rises...
by rwhawkins | Feb 15, 2013 | For the Photographer, Latest News
Look what I found on EBay! It is a wooden Kodak 2-D 8×10 inch film, view camera. These were manufactured from 1920-1950 and were a real workhorse for professional photographers of the day. It looked like a lost puppy looking for a good home. I figured it would be...
by rwhawkins | Sep 12, 2012 | For the Photographer
For those technical minded folks I thought I would share a little info on what I carry with me in the field. By nature I am very interested in technology, but for whatever reason when it comes to photography I like to do my research, pick the best, and then not have...
