NYC 2010

The thing about shooting film which may seem weird to some digital folk is, that you’re always at least one season behind in processing your images…

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Photographing NYC for 25 years, six of them while driving a New York City taxi. Trying very hard to capture the city as life unfolds, meaning I never stage any of my photos! Also I am a close confidant of the immortal Dave Beckerman, (quintessential NYC photographer) and owner of the first photography blog in the known universe. View all posts by Matt Weber

4 thoughts on “NYC 2010”

Bwian says:

June 6, 2010 at 10:17 pm

nice skin

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Paweł Piotrowski says:

June 7, 2010 at 6:59 pm

warm 🙂

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Chris Klug says:

June 7, 2010 at 10:54 pm

Are you kidding me? I’m _lucky_ if I’m only one season behind. As I write this I’m scanning a roll of Delta 3200 I shot on Thanksgiving Morning 2008 while I was living in Phoenix, AZ. Normally I’m more up-to-date than that, but sometimes, especially with films I don’t develop much, I’m further behind.

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Matt Weber says:

June 8, 2010 at 6:51 am

Chris, At a certain point, and I have no idea when that would be, film starts to lose a tiny bit of its latent image.
I’ve heard of twenty year old film still coming out nicely, but I doubt I’ll ever find out for sure how long is too long…

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