Bringing It All Back Home returns for Episode 29 as your host, Charles, returns to the fabled Doo-Wop Wildwoods in search of sublime morning sunlight on its 1950s motels, as well as Sunny 16 metering, a Barnack-era Leica IIIA, a Nikkormat FT2, a rant against modern Jersey shore architecture, and a massive chart massive mess up when it comes to dilutions. Is less really more? Can useable negatives be found after completely screwing up development times? Listen in — and find out!

Photos

https://photos.app.goo.gl/62PkBRyrAn6zjKFU7

Bringing It All Back Home returns for Episode 28 as your host, Charles, explores taking photos of a live concert performance, dragging the shutter with Godox TT350 flash — then spending a week renting the mirrorless Fujifilm X-E3. Also, using GoodSync to save the day with a dying external drive.

photos

https://photos.app.goo.gl/akDyVzqX3P6umfwaA

Bringing It All Back Home returns for Episode 27 as your host, Charles, goes on a road trip to a rally in Wildwood, NJ. Returning to Ilford Delta 100 35mm film, rediscovering The Wildwoods, family landmarks, and getting back into Street Photography during a rare visit by the President of the United States.

Photos

https://photos.app.goo.gl/X6ea92VRzrRwBLHBA

Rock & Roll History - Wildwood

https://pleasekillme.com/rock-roll-wildwood-new-jersey/

Wildwoods By The Sea documentary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQBLpuCRWC0

Bringing It All Back Home returns with Episode 26 — a Live Chat with Don Roman. Join us as we explore Don's journey into photography and filmmaking, his years working at Modern Age in NYC, Buckminster Fuller, the coolest Nikon body ever (Nikon F),  assistant camerawork on NYU film productions, Richard Avedon's American West murals, motorcycle road trips to Guatemala, as well as directing and producing (and lighting) several amazing 16mm projects at Glassboro. Don's work and vision in analog and digital has always been inspiring & brilliant. Here's a link to his web site.

https://www.donromanphotography.com

Bringing It All Back Home returns with Episode 25 - featuring a Live Chat with Ken Zimmerman. Join us as we explore Ken's journey through songwriting, overseas busking in London's Tube, Bob Dylan in Tel Aviv, piano bar contracts (and ways to get around them), new music, and live singer-songwriter gigs at The Burren.  Check out more of Ken's music here.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz0o7C97MLFqTrAULM0fjWQ

Bringing It All Back Home returns with Episode 24 — and it is a special one. A Live Chat with local filmmaker Alex DePhillipo who, along with Andrew Gessler, runs Dark Fall Productions, a professional South Jersey video production company that has produced brilliant & beautiful surfing movies during the last ten years. Come listen to their story and get inspired by their jaw-dropping, amazing work.

Dark Fall

Bringing It All Back Home returns for Episode 23 as your host, Charles, goes on a  quest to rediscover the legendary Nikon 105mm 2.5 lens, particularly the original Sonnar design Pre-AI version. Last minute eBay bids, Nikkormat FT2, as well as almost getting caught in a severe Holiday Discount induced Gear Acquisition Syndrome fever. Check it out — and subscribe!

More about the 105mm

Finding the right camera for Pre-AI lenses

https://imaging.nikon.com/history/story/0005/index.htm

https://emulsive.org/reviews/camera-reviews/nikon-camera-reviews/how-to-save-money-with-a-nikon-pre-ai-camera-system#pre-ai-nikon-camera-bodies-nikonnbspvs-nikkormat

Bringing It All Back Home returns for Episode 22 as your host, Charles, explores his new passion for (slow-shutter) Panning Speedblur — and how challenging it can be for all the right and left conditions to line up. This episode also includes reports on the latest Rollei Walk, as well as looking back on the best of 2019's smartphone photography, including a street shot session from Memorial Day when thousands of Philly teenagers descended on Margate's beaches. Join us and subscribe!

Photos

https://photos.app.goo.gl/qfRSEZdXkWnGvvWf6

Bringing It All Back Home returns for episode 20. Join us as your host, Charles, explores his renewed interest in East German cameras, specifically those made in Dresden, his recent call with his pal Heike (from Dresden), plans to explore eBay, as well as a possible photo travel plan for 2020. Pushing Ilford HP5, Zenits,  and tangents about coal stoves. Check it out!

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#Dresden