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The American Pictorials Project – Year 5 of 10
Tweetby Gavin Seim: It’s now year 5 of a 10 year plan to build my American Pictorialist brand one day at a time. I thought I was setting out to take photos. Turns out there was much more I was after. … Continue reading
Posted in art study, color, Fine Art, journal, musings, nature, science, signature, technique, video
Tagged american pictorials, beauty, furnature, gallery art, gavin seim, landscapes, large format photography, photos, print, seim studios, wall furnishings, wall portraits, wall prints
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Gavin Seim on Wet Scanning 4×5 Film Using His Epson V700.
Tweet Those of you that follow my work know that I love working with 4×5 large format film. I still use digital, but 4×5 scans blow it away in terms of detail for my wall prints. More about why I … Continue reading
Posted in 4x5, journal, musings, science, technique, video
Tagged betterscanning, data vac, dust on negatives, epson, film, film brush, film tweezers, gavin seim, kami, scanning, scans, wet, wet scanning
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Photo Couch Podcast 31 | Throwback. Olympus 35RC Rangefiner
Tweet Gavin Seim takes a peek at the legendary Olympus 35RC. An amazing compact rangefinder that comes at a great price tag. It’s our first PC video podcasts. Excuse the audio quality. — Photo Couch Podcast #31, Direct Link. … Continue reading
Posted in musings, photo couch, podcast, science, technique
Tagged 35mm, camer, film, gavin seim, leica, olypus, rangefinder, review
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Ghostlands
TweetIt was towards the end of our Winter 2012 your. More like Spring as it was late already early May. But we were still on the road and winding thru the nearly deserted back country of Oregon towards home. These … Continue reading
Posted in 4x5, Fine Art, journal, nature, science, signature, silver, technique, travel
Tagged 4x5, barn, black and white, farm, film, ghost town, homstead, oregon, store, wall print, wilderness
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The Night How Bright – A Night Exposure Study Image.
TweetAn image study for photographers. Star trails, turning night to day, midnight landscapes. There is amazing image potential for the photographer willing to do their homework and pre-plan setups to take those grand steps into the dark of night. This … Continue reading
