Back from my artist residency at Sleeping Bear. And a mighty fine time was had: gorgeous weather, lots of hiking, lots of photography. Of course I still have much of the developing and all of the printing to do, but I did get to develop one or two rolls while I was up there.
A took a lot of pictures of the glacial erratics scattered all over the area. This is on the Lake Michigan shore near Pyramid Point, and that's one of the Manitou Islands in the background, South Manitou I believe.
Voigtlander pinhole, Arista.edu Ultra 100 film, 2 second exposure in bright sun.
Ralph Krawczyk Jr, tugumu, efo, and 22 other people added this photo to their favorites.
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jeff and leyla 73 months ago | reply
this is beautiful
congratulations on your residency
annabelletexter 73 months ago | reply
that's a beauty of an image! Sounds li ke you had a great time! Can't wait to see what else you got! :)
mfophotos 73 months ago | reply
Matt:
Great to have you back, and it looks like you had a splendid time there. Great image, too. dammit.
rdbkorn [deleted] 73 months ago | reply
beautiful image...
scottehumphrey 73 months ago | reply
gorgeous shot. eerie
acadiabaird 73 months ago | reply
awesome
Bill bresler 73 months ago | reply
Very Nice. I've been pretty antsy, waiting to see your work from your residency.
efo 73 months ago | reply
Delightful. In addition to the milkshake wave blur, there's such wonderful sunlight, in patches, on the scene.
sean crawford 73 months ago | reply
Really like this - beautiful, simple...
Apocaplops 73 months ago | reply
welcome back Matt.
1Cher 73 months ago | reply
Thanks for posting here! This is simply elegant!
Thanks for posting this in the SLEEPING BEAR DUNES NATIONAL LAKESHORE (POOL)
flickr.com/groups/sleepingbeardunes/
Cheers,
Cher
farlane 73 months ago | reply
Welcome ba-
Make that "Sorry to see you go, come back soon!"
Was great to meet you in person and to hear you speak about photography.
Matt Callow 73 months ago | reply
Thanks all!
(Looking at the pic again now, I wish I'd placed the horizon dead centre, but hey, this is pinhole, what can you do? Crop? Pah.)
akaiam 73 months ago | reply
Gorgeous shot!
Looks almost like the tops of mountains through clouds as seen from an airplane.
And thanks for your kind comment on my shot.
:)
agthomas1212 72 months ago | reply
Unearthly, like a Neil Gaiman landscape.
j zorn 72 months ago | reply
reminds me a little of Bill Schwab's work. great details and shades of black and white.
m_ i_ n _o_ r 71 months ago | reply
wonderful composition and mood! your photostream is really cool!
farlane 70 months ago | reply
Hey Matt, this photo appears on The rocks are looming ... but will anyone steer this ship of state? on Absolute Michigan.
Thanks for adding to the group - I gotta say that we have had some WILD clouds and weather - make your next artist in residence be in the fall!!
agahran 67 months ago | reply
Thanks for making this great photo available via CC license. I just used it to illustrate this post:
poynter.org/column.asp?id=31&aid=134972
- Amy Gahran
Grumpies 54 months ago | reply
Beautiful pinhole photographs.