The images are (top) "Black Sun, Camel Butte" and "False Awakening" (bottom).
"Black Sun" was taken with a Herbert George Stylex camera in Monument Valley with DandiPan film that expired in 1968. "False Awakening" was made with an Ansco Pix Panorama camera with a flipped lens in Prince Edward Island, Canada.
This is the eighth annual Plastic Fantastic show and the eighth time that I have been fortunate enough to be included among the participants. Susan Burnstine is the juror for this (and every) year's show.
In March, I was lucky enough to visit LightBox Gallery in Astoria. It's such a wonderful gallery in a wonderful town. The show opens on June 10th and runs through July 5th. If you're lucky enough to be in Astoria, please stop by LightBox and have a look for yourself.
Gallery info is here.
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Congratulations, Jim! Fantastic, surreal images.
ReplyDeleteThanks. And for some strange reason, it makes me happy that neither of these was made with a Holga. I do really like using both of these cameras (Ansco PIx Panorama and Herbert George Stylex).
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