Et tu Kodak?
Well, it happened, Kodak has finally retired it’s infamous
kodachrome transparency film. I remember when I started using it 6 years ago in an attempt to get richer colors in my digital scans. What I got was a pain in my ass. The film is awesomely archival, but, alas, did not translate so well in the Nikon film scanner.
I also remember having to send it off to Kodak and since there were like only two places in the country that developed it, it took a week to get back. Technology comes and technology goes, it’s been happening since the birth of photography. Good night sweet prince.
June 22nd, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
Print Sale!
Photo By Corinne Schulze
In preparation for my upcoming move to Brooklyn, I am going to sell a bunch of prints that I have in storage in my apartment. I would rather have the space on my walls in Brooklyn for new work! Currently, I am selling my seascape series for $100 a print. They are all sized at 13″x19″ and come signed and dated. There is only one print of each image, so contact me quick with the one you want!
Browse images here
June 22nd, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
Linda and Vinay
Photo By Corinne Schulze
My first wedding as the only photographer! It was held at the Golden Gate Club, Presidio, San Francisco.
June 2nd, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
New Portrait Series
Photo By Corinne Schulze
I am taking a step into the unknown world of portraiture with a new project. I don’t want to give details yet, but hopefully I will get enough participants that I can get a nice series out of it.
May 20th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
Creating an Ominous World
©Sean McFarland
Just recently, I stopped by SF Camerawork to check out their current exhibition and I couldn’t help but fall in love with the work of Sean McFarland. Upon first glance, I assumed the images were actual shots of natural disasters and aerial landscapes. The only thing that threw off that assumption was the quite perfect overhead shot of an airplane flying over a body of water. As I looked closer, I began to think, how in the hell did he get that shot? And then I thought, manipulated!
This was my introduction to the interesting world that Sean McFarland has been creating over the past several years. After browsing through the rest of the exhibit and not being particularly impressed by the other works (I must blame this on seeing his work beforehand, honestly), I went home to do a bit of research on his past projects. Let’s just say, I have never seen San Francisco look so interesting. Check out his work: http://www.sean-mcfarland.com/
Make sure you check out Landscapes: 2003-2006 (Lot’s of SF imagery)
May 9th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized, the wandering photographer | | 0 Comments
Our Lady of Marzipan
Photo By Corinne Schulze
Marzipan Museum, Budapest
March 17th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
Obam-o-rama
Photo By Corinne Schulze
And the campaign continues.
February 12th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
Band Practice
Photos By Corinne Schulze
February 12th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
Polaroid Enthusiasts Unite!
Finally, someone has taken the reins of Polaroid film manufacturing. Hopefully there will be enough enthusiasts out there to keep this business afloat. Stay tuned.
http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/22/polaroid-fans-new-film-old-cameras/
January 27th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
CES 2009
Photo By Corinne Schulze
One of the things I absolutely love about going to this show every year is the opportunity to talk shop with many different photographers. Being employed in the tech world as a full time photographer definitely has it’s perks. Everyone is focused on the coolest lenses and tricked out cameras and this year was no different. I had the chance to play aorund with a Tokina 10-17mm zoom fish eye and now I want it.
January 11th, 2009 - Posted in Uncategorized | | 0 Comments
