Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum in Warwick, Oklahoma was a recent stop on the Cross Country Challenge vintage motorcycle ride across the United States. When I heard the news, I thought “vintage motorcycles deserve vintage cameras and black and white film.” I had a busy weekend scheduled, but bumped some other projects to the back burner […]
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I was told a long time ago by a grizzled old newspaper editor “want to take better photos? Stand in front of better subjects”. Such simple advice but so, so true. I just wish I had this guy and his “girlfriend” in a studio. That would be even better. Pictures like this makes me want […]
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This BMW was made in 1960 – the same year I was born. What a cool bike and I just loved that seat cover, although I would never in a million years ride with a cover like that. But it looks cool for a photo. I just love taking pictures like this with my Toyo […]
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How about this pre-war 1934 Harley Davidson, still being ridden across the United States? Is this cool or what? It is a deserving subject for my Toyo VX-125 large-format film camera, and of course, should b shot on black and white film. I love taking photographs that I want to take. The only thing that […]
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Dang, this would have been one of my favorite pictures from the day at Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum except for a bit of light leaked into the end of my 4×5 film holder and exposed the image. I was also slightly surprised I chopped the front tire in my composition. In my defense, I was […]