jim swift
After working with medium format in Kenya in the 60's for a book project on Makonde carvings - "Modern Makonde Sculpture" J Anthony Stout. I switched back to 35mm in 1970, then to DSLR digital in 2002. This last switch coincided with an introduction to haiku and it was a natural fit to combine haiku/tanka poetry with digital images in a form known as photo-haiga.
Nikon D700, D200, 24mm f/2.8, 50mm f/1.8, Sigma 150mm Macro f/2.8
Jan Zasadil 一个月前
Hello Jim, I see you are still up to haiga :) I have not been able to find you on any social network to be contacted but I'm often thinking about how you and Judy are. It's been 8 years now, can't believe it... If you see this, please contact me at zasadil.jan(a)gmail.com. Cheers, Jan
jim swift 7个月前
Ooops, too early in the morning. I just realized that your comment referred to the Galleries. . It was the "Impressions" album that I made for the book.
