Film Photography Journal
Notes on looking at photographs, exploring film imagery and choosing prints that preserve the full composition. Read the guides below, then return to the Work gallery to explore the photographs.
Color or Black-and-White Photography? Look at the Picture First
Compare color, light and shape in complete photographs, and find the images you want to keep looking at.
Seeing Everyday Architecture Through Film Photography
An arch, a passage and a stairway offer three ways to look at familiar architectural forms through light, shadow and repeated lines.
What an Open-Edition Photography Print Means
An edition describes how a photograph is offered. Here is how that relates to the image, its physical presentation and your choice of print.
Choosing Print Sizes Without Cropping the Photograph
A practical guide to paper size, image proportions and white borders, so the photograph you choose keeps its full composition.