Berkeley diptych: Afternoon and evening — by Joe Reifer
Two consecutive shots from an afternoon walk in Berkeley.
Mamiya 7II with 43mm lens. Fuji 64T tungsten slide film cross-processed in C-41 chemistry.
Berkeley diptych: Afternoon and evening
Category Archives: Street Photography
Station wagon for Robert Bechtle
Station wagon for Robert Bechtle — by Joe Reifer
Technical details:
Olympus OM1-MD camera
Olympus OM Zuiko 28mm f/3.5 lens
Cross-processed Fuji Velvia 100 film
Lost Pet Poster: Gordo’s Lost, Purple Collar
Gordo’s Lost: Purple Collar — by Joe Reifer
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.
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- Set out your best.
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- You may only have one chance
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- to impress.
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- Go deep
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- but don’t get too fancy.
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- That French guy calls it punctum
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- but no one
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- is paying attention
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- to anythang other than their thang.
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- I smile when I say it.
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- I don’t tip my hand.
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- My ride is here.
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- I want to go to the party just like you do.
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- I just have a little problem
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- with being
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- cryptic sometimes.
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- Am I walling myself off,
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- or am I protecting you?
Rinpoche says calm down
Rinpoche says. Every 10 minutes stop for a second. And say to yourself: calm down.
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- In the future, you may live near the 99 cent store.
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- I’m also seeing a pet.
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- Possibly some sort of small accident.
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- But nobody will get hurt. You can fix it.
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- Just don’t lose your sense of humor
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- when things get tough. It could be worse.
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- Things are pretty good for you right now.
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- You’re just over-thinking things.
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- Rinpoche says calm down.
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- And don’t eat too much fish.
