I wish the late Wayne Miller (1946-1994) could be with us this year to celebrate this project's 30th anniversary. as part of Arts Alive! All of the submitted images will be shown on a monitor during the reception. The show's opening reception will be on Saturday, Dec. In total, participants in this year's project submitted more than 300 digital photos, 28 of which were selected to be printed for a December/January show at the F Street Foto Gallery (located above Swanlund's Camera at 527 F St. And I just used my Galaxy S8 phone. But I saw the photo from 1987 of my grandmother cutting hair in the project's advance publicity, and it was a photo of her that I had never seen before (since I hadn't yet been born in 1987). My grandmother is still cutting hair simply because she likes to do it." "My only background is taking a photography class in high school. "I'm not really a photographer," said Brown. 20 photograph of her grandmother Bertha Herd, 83, cutting hair in a salon that was very similar to HSU student Nancy Wollin's 1987 photograph of Herd cutting hair at Christina's Central Styling in McKinleyville. Marcella Brown, of Eureka, submitted her Oct. And the first submitted email I received from the project included a photo that made my day. In advance of this year's photo project, I had high hopes that others would also look at the photos in the 1988 book and re-photograph anyone still living. Contrast that to 2017, when a single digital image of me taken by Mark required 12 megabytes. The technologies have changed a lot in the past 30 years, and the iPhone in my pocket is a much more powerful computer than that early Apple." "That single computer was used to typeset the entire ECONEWS, and to manage the NEC mailing list of members, donors and volunteers. "That computer in the photo was an Apple IIe with about 128 kilobytes of RAM (that's kilobytes, not megabytes), and a 5-megabyte hard disk," Alm said. My goals was to re-stage Norton's photo and then to photograph Andy holding the page from the 1988 book that included Lynn's portrait. I eventually stopped at the home of Andy Alm, a former student of mine who Lynn Norton had photographed at his computer desk in the North Coast Environmental Center in 1987. This year, I chose a more relaxed schedule.
I had a detailed list of places I wanted to photograph but the clouds and rain washed out those plans, so I ad-libbed.
I used more than a dozen rolls of film over 16 hours of photographing, in addition to getting a haircut at Delilah's where I took a self-portrait with haircutter Brenda (we didn't call it a "selfie" back then). My memories from 1987 are still pretty vivid.
Only four photographers from the 1987 project participated again this year: Douglas Fir, of Whitethorn, Lynn Enemark, of Eureka, Sydney Fisher Larson (my wife) and me. But this year, the clouds cleared by late morning, rainbows appeared and a warm sunny day emerged. For more information, see About the Repository.This year's photo project day began overcast and rainy, like its counterpart three decades ago. Click the name of an author to see a listing of that person's work. Listing of authors who have works in this repository as of June 17, 2023.
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