I didn’t find this on my iPhone until a couple of days after its accidental capture while I had been on an architectural shoot. I’ll take all the accidental images like this I can get.
Just before completing a month’s residency at CopperLeg Artist Residency in Vaskjala, Estonia, I had an opening for the photographs that I made and printed there. During my month in Estonia I made trips to eastern and southeastern Estonia, close to the Russian border. I was photographing the land and the people’s use of it as well as the scars on the land from the abandoned Soviet era buildings.
At CopperLeg, I made a portfolio of silver gelatin prints in their darkroom. Additionally, I exhibited digital prints from both a digital camera and from an iPhone. Below are some of the images.
Borderland
Abandoned. Viivikonna, Estonia
Sun Struck. Viivikonna, Estonia
Facade. Viivikonna, Estonia
Survivors. near Narva, Estonia
The White Fence. Põltsamaa, Estonia
The Black Cross. near Turba, Estonia
Ungru Lossi Varemed. KIltsi, Estonia
Delivery. Lohussu, Estonia
Borderland. Põltsamaa, Estonia
The Green Fence. Põltsamaa, Estonia
Orange House. Põltsamaa, Estonia
Yellow House & Fence. near Varska, Estonia
Red Roof. Põltsamaa, Estonia
The Wall. Lohusuu, Estonia
Backyard Sailor. Võõpsu, Estonia
Baltic Birches. near Viivikonna, Estonia
Cement House. Mustvee, Estonia
Fences. Varska, Estonia
Lone Tree. Saatse, Estonia
Yellow Insulation. Varska, Estonia
The Sled. Mustvee, Estonia
Public Parking. Lohusuu, Estonia
Abandoned Soviet-era Factory. Viivikonna, Estonia
Hauling (ice fishing on Lake Peipus). Mustvee, Estonia
The Black Fence. Räpina, Estonia
Dusting. Vaskjala, Estonia
Leatherman. Vaskjala, Estonia
The Astronomer's Brother. Vaskjala, Estonia
Janno. Vaskjala, Estonia
Sunset on the Baltic. Jõesuu-Narva, Estonia
Time Out. Narva, Estonia
The Star. Vaskjala, Estonia
Bus Stop. Vaskjala, Estonia
This is an iPhone capture using a wide angle Moment lens mounted on my phone. The location is Bodega Ysios in Laguardia, Spain, in Rioja. This place has been on my bucket list for years. The architect is Santiago Calatrava of whom I am I big fan. What’s cool about the image is that during the conversion from RGB to grayscale, those strange artifacts popped up in the upper corners, For me that’s a positive, not a negative.
Prowling the calles and the ramparts of the Medieval Spanish city of Caceres after midnight, the rain was falling in a fine misty drizzle. I captured all the images with an iPhone and Moment lenses. Although I had a tripod, I chose to hand hold every capture. A couple of great nights of “street” photography.
Caceres, Spain
Drying fish on the beach In Nazare, Portugal. Shot with an iPhone and a Moment 18mm lens.