Monday, August 29, 2011 at 4:08am Posted in Announcements, Antique Cameras, Equipment, Film, Germany, Large Format, Living in Europe, Local Color, Observations, Travel
On the recommendation of a very talented Belgian friend Herman Vandercauter my husband and I drove out to see the Deutsches Film und Fototechnikmuseum or the German Film and Photography Technical Museum. . What a great museum filled to the brim with amazing cameras and friendly people. Definitely worth a visit!
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While cleaning the studio today I stumbled across a creased and aged envelope….tucked inside and marked in my Grandmother’s steady hand, were B&W 6×9 negatives shot by my Grandfather, Kenneth Robbins. Sadly my Grandfather died long before I was ever born. He was a major Photography enthusiast and often made movies as well of my...
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Monday, November 15, 2010 at 5:24am Posted in Announcements, Antique Cameras, Art for Sale, Equipment, Experiments, Gallery Showing, Large Format, Living in Europe, Observations
and back in Studio once more. Last weekend we had the pleasure of participating in the Accessible Art Fair at the Conrad hotel in Brussels, Belgium. It was a exciting fun filled weekend and we met and spoke with at least 3000 people in those two and a half days. This year we brought our...
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010 at 5:23am Posted in Announcements, Around my Village, Art for Sale, Equipment, Gallery Showing, Germany, interview, iPhoneography, Living in Europe, Publication, Travel
I had a nice visit with Mannheimer Morgan journalist, Hans-Jürgen Emmerich a few days before our Vernissage (opening) of the Ladenburg exhibition. Here is a translation from the interview above: When and how did you get into photography? In 2003, While working as a museum designer for the US Army in Würzburg, my bosses saw...
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