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I started practicing photography 20 years ago with a simple digital point-and-shoot, and have loved every outing since. Always looking for that ineffable quality in a photo that makes my attention light up. I do boost NSFW content but only if it has a content warning and it's always because the photo itself is fascinating.
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This photo means a lot to me … I had to run around the traffic circle to align the sunburst with the top of the Azadi Tower.
When I visited the top level, I made a point of standing in the center window of each of the four sides.
Whenever I see a photo of the tower, whatever the circumstance, I can say with certainty that I was *there*.
Taken ~ New Years Day of ’79 … I left Tehran for the final time on January 3.
My parents got out the day before the Shah closed the airport.
Hey any east bay trans photographers out there wanna meet up?
I'm thinking of starting a photo group / zine (shoutout to @rooster) centered around slice of life photography of the trans experience in the east bay.
The idea is inspired by the group formed by Ansel Adams and friends, f/64 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Group_f/64) which pushed back against pictorial photography of the 20s and instead aimed to embrace photography as a medium in its own right. Their work was frequently extremely political in its use of straight photography to reproduce a scene as they see it and understand it, rather than using it to build a pictorial image. In this sense, their photography acted as a testament to the way they saw the world, in all its problems: environmental, economic, bigoted; and aimed to lay those problems bare on their film
F64.0 is the ICD-10 code for transexualism.
In short, this project f/64.0 is a photographic depiction of trans life as we see it and as we experience it, during a period where our existences are politicized and used for purposes beyond ourselves. Just as f/64 used straight photography to ground their medium in its material realities and pull it back from pictorialism, f/64.0 does the same to root trans existence and pull it back from politicization.
Saturday Sunset, no time to compose just quickly grabbed the gorgeous Galloway Sky
corner tile tower central pier, atlantic city, new jersey, 1985
Works by American photographer Tyler Mitchell, 2010s-20s, whose imagery seeks "to visualize what a Black utopia looks like or could look like."
Just for fun, here is a random photo from my collection of beautiful places lost in time. Would you like to hear its story? Did something catch your eye? Ask me a question in the comments!
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Im Museum.
Paul, muttering:
AS PER my last epistle...
#3goodthings today:
-Woke up.
-Got out of bed.
-Dragged a comb across my head.
Okay. The third one is a lie. But I did make my way downstairs and had a cup.