It’s a Madison Thing
What started as a college prank with pink flamingos in the 70’s continues on today, the plastic pink flamingo has become a part of Madison culture. ItR...
Category: Madison Photos
John Muir in Wisconsin
John Muir is probably the best friend mother nature ever had. The legendary man has been called the father of our National Parks and was the founder and first p...
Pinhole Tribute to Governor Gaylord Nelson
This week’s project was a test of infrared film in a pinhole camera and a photo tribute to Earth Day founder Governor Gaylord Nelson. Governor Nelson Stat...
Passage of Time
On top of Frederick’s Hill in Pheasant Branch Conservancy there are several Indian burial mounds. The reason this location was chosen by the Native Americ...
A Peaceful Hilltop
Another pinhole photograph from the small chapel on top of the hill in Indian Lake County Park northwest of Madison. It’s a wonderful park with lots of gr...
Duct Tape Pinhole Camera?
Yes, That’s right. A pinhole camera made entirely out of duct tape and the small metal aperture for the pinhole. Nothing else. What did I learn while spe...