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SQUARE
December 7, 2022
A fistful of images captured with the stellar Fuji GFX 100S, one modern lens (Fuji GF45 2.8) and the Mamiya 80 2.8, a medium format lens made in Japan several decades ago.
GIVE ME THE NIGHT
September 21, 2022
A few long-exposure photographs taken at night with the Mamiya Pro 80/2.8 and the Fuji GFX100s.
OLD MAN MAMIYA
September 14, 2022
The Mamiya Pro 80/2.8 is a solid performer for photographers looking for medium format lenses that are relatively inexpensive but still capable of producing beautiful images.
The Lasting Value of a Portrait
October 31, 2021
What’s the value of a portrait? Scott Edwards answers that question in this beautiful photographic essay. Through words and images from a single portrait session, he argues the value is immeasurable, a living treasure.
Evening
October 15, 2021
A spontaneous walk with an old Minolta 58 1.4 lens in hand… the last two images seem more like paintings of light. The sky is a gift to everyone… constantly changing, constantly providing a record of time and season. Thanks for your time. You can find out more about me on this website. I’m Scott […]
Hope for the Gathering Storm
September 16, 2021
I don’t really believe in coincidences. Too often it has been easy to see a purpose in randomly bumping into a friend or stranger… This is how I feel about the happy accident of being at the right place at the right time to shoot this image. Here’s a second image… taken just seconds before. […]
Enter the Biotar (1 of 2)
March 25, 2021
It is one of the most prized lens in history; a personal obsession that now takes root. PART 1 OF 2. My personal obsession began four years ago. I had jumped into professional photography with both feet, had spent hundreds of hours on the technical aspects, and was constantly reviewing thousands of images in search […]