I’m Looking for a FreePort
In the vast reaches of rural America lie boarded, abandoned farmsteads and homes – more than one could possibly imagine. How did they get this way? Why are we [...]
Posts Tagged » light-painting
Enchanted Highway
Did you know there truly is an Enchanted Highway? I like to think that, metaphorically, the highway we travel to escape our ho hum, day-to-day life is enchanted, but there [...]
The Ghosts of Sherbrooke, North Dakota
Being the Americana adventure-seekers we are, we are always looking for a new cross-country road trip full of exploration opportunities. Throw a long full moon weekend into the mix and [...]
Last Night at the Unicorn
The history of the Unicorn, Sydney Hih’s famous basement club, is storied and well-documented for people that had an ear to the underground in Milwaukee. Between the artists, [...]
New Year’s Eve, under the Moonlight!
[to learn more, please visit www.firstestonianchurch.com] The winter always brings out the best in night photography. The skies are a royal shade of blue and the air is clear, [...]
Part Three: The Route 66 Painted Desert Trading Post
Once again, if you’re just joining us, I encourage you to check out Parts One and Two. Now that you know a little more about night photography and light-painting, we’d [...]
Part Two: Light Painting Equipment & Process
If you’re just joining us, this is the second part in a three-part series that speaks to the history of night photography, the light-painting process and equipment photographers use, [...]
Part One: No Photoshop! What is light-painting?
Last summer, during our very first art fair (when Fading Nostalgia was but a mere twinkle in our eye), we realized while showing Chris’s night photography, we were going to [...]