<a target="_blank" href="http://www.rangefindermag.com/adtracker.aspx?Ad_Id=28"><img src="http://www.rangefindermag.com/repository/banners/" width='728' height='90' border='0'></a>
 
.
MAY 2006
FEATURES
Darwin Wiggett by Larry Singer
Martin Waugh Makes Eye Drops by Larry Singer
David Humphreys by Lorraine A. Darconte
Profile: Rhona Shand by Steve Anchell
The Truth & Consequences of Digital Photography by Peter Kotsinadelis
Digital Photography at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art by Linda L. May
Sam Leinhardt by Molly S. Detwiler
Rf Cookbook by Chris Lalonde
Color Management: 2006 by Bob Rose
A Digital Journey to Japan by Paul Slaughter
The Pantone Story by Steve Anchell
Photoshop CS by Michelle Perkins
 
COLUMNS
Insight/On the Cover by Bill Hurter
Digital Photography by John Rettie
Output Options by Ron Eggers
The Last Word by David Humphreys
 
EQUIPMENT REPORTS
First Exposure by John Rettie
 
DEPARTMENTS
Focus  
Calendar  
Problems & Solutions  
Classifieds  
 

Rangefinder Magazine
May 2006

The Last Word by David Humphreys
 

“Time Segmented” is personal work by food, fashion, fine art and commercial photographer David Humphreys (see Lorraine DarConte’s article about him beginning on page 24). For the original shots he used a Sinar P2 4x5 view camera with a Rodenstock Sironar N 210mm f/5.6 lens with Polaroid Type 59 film. Nine Polaroids were printed directly onto Epson Watercolor paper to form one cohesive image.

Although his primary subject matter these days is food, he always makes time for personal work, which keeps him fresh. He religiously scours a wide variety of sources for the latest trends in photography and likes to experiment with different technical approaches. During such sessions his “experimentation” collides with his own style and sense of seeing things and often produces remarkable images such as this one.



 

Copyright © 2013 Rangefinder Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved.