Gordo’s Lost: Purple Collar — by Joe Reifer
Archive of posts filed under the Street Photography category.
Everybody’s business
18 photos from 1 roll of slide film shot over 1 month in a 30 year old camera with a $25 lens and cross-processed. This sentence doesn’t really do anything and neither does the previous one. Some people just need to get their brain warmed up to look at pictures. [svgallery name="20100707_punctum"]
Rinpoche says calm down
Rinpoche says. Every 10 minutes stop for a second. And say to yourself: calm down. [svgallery name="20100524_trying"]
A Malibu, birds, frogs, and all that
And I’m not going to think about anything and I don’t want to work anything out. If you only knew how sweet and powerful it is to have no expectations and be ruthless and hungry. — John Giorno, I Don’t Need It, I Don’t Want It, and You Cheated Me Out of It [mp3]
Little Caesars Hot-N-Ready Large Pizza $5 (Berkeley is not like you think)
Little Caesars Hot-N-Ready Large Pizza $5 (Berkeley is not like you think) — by Joe Reifer
Patriotic Cadillac headlight repair, and other developing tropes
Patriotic Cadillac headlight repair, and other developing tropes — by Joe Reifer
San Francisco Pet Cemetery Tetraptych
The Golden Gate Bridge approach construction project is underway (Doyle Drive replacement), and has presented an interesting photo opportunity — the entire area around the Park Presidio Pet Cemetery has been bulldozed and is under construction. Below are 4 photos from last week. San Francisco Pet Cemetery Tetratypch — by Joe Reifer
Sprocket Holga Proof Sheet
A whole roll of sprocket holes. 35mm film in a Holga 120 format toy camera. Tape. Rubber bands. The works. Go walk somewhere good, put the camera to your eye, and press the button. Click on the small proof sheet to get a bigger proof sheet. Make a loupe out of a paper cup, put [...]
Bus Trip to Pacifica: Squid Fishing with a Turkey, and Tilting with Hunger
Below is the abstract take on yesterday’s adventure in Pacifica, walking from Linda Mar, to Rockaway Beach, the new trails at Mori Point, and the Pacifica Pier. Look for a complete guide to this great walking route on an upcoming installment of Car Free Outdoors. [svgallery name="20091121_pacifica"]
