I’ve always loved black-and-white photography.
In college I learned my way around a dark room and can still remember the thrill of seeing a photo appear on a blank piece of paper submerged in a tray of chemicals.
So naturally, I was overjoyed when our daughter Claire – then a freshman in high school – expressed interest in learning old-style black-and-white photography.
Over the course of the past three years, she’s produced some wonderful pictures. She has a great eye and has become more adventuresome each year.
Now as she wraps up her work in high school, she’s put together a small gallery of 12 photos from her class. Click on the link and you’ll see what she’s posted.
And I’ll end below with a photo of Claire’s that’s now on prominent display in her school’s gallery. This is a picture she took this summer at Mohonk Mountain House which looks like a time piece out of the 1940s. Can you tell…I think she’s great!
More to come…
DJB
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