Sarah rebels against the no-smoking signs. I posed her for this; she didn’t notice the sign till afterwards. Somehow, we didn’t get in trouble. It was noon-time, but fortunately the light wasn’t too harsh.
This is from 35mm black-and-white film (developed, … Continue reading
My website was down from 15:00Z to 22:00Z today (10 A.M. to 5 P.M. EST). This was the fault of my host, Netfirms, as they lost power today, and their backup generators failed. More about this here. So, while they … Continue reading
Implicit-Association Testing: Does it Have a Place at Your Next Job Interview?
Essay by Richard X. Thripp.
2008-02-20 — http://richardxthripp.thripp.com/essays
PDF version (80 KB).
We live in a society of increasing equity of race, yet there is still something missing. A student … Continue reading
These are blue ornaments, lined up on a white carpet. But they’re in black and white, so I’m counting them as black. A gelatin-silver 35mm film frame, developed, printed, and digitized. I used a 3 1/2 filter on multi-grade … Continue reading
I’ve been talking about branching off into portraiture, and where better to start than at my school? This is a scan of a gelatin-silver 35mm film frame that I developed and printed; the lady is smiling as this is posed, … Continue reading
Wine bottles on a shelf. Saw these at a grocery store; I turned the bottles around so the labels are facing away.
This is my first film print for my photography class. I didn’t make a test strip, but instead took … Continue reading
I was commenting on this poll by Sortvind at deviantART about web browser usage, and want to share my wonderful insight with my readers.
I use Mozilla Firefox because of the great tab control, automation, nice bookmarks toolbar, no text … Continue reading
Started my photography class two days ago (2008-01-18). First thing I see entering the class room is a large-format camera mounted on the most impressive tripod I’ve seen; very nice. Shockingly, we’re expected to buy our own cameras and black-and-white … Continue reading
The sky makes a beautiful background for flowers. You might have to lay in grass, but it’s worth it for a photo like this. I am pleased that the yellow, blue, and green colors mix nicely.
The colors pop because … Continue reading
I’ve broken my promise about focusing on adding photography, as I spent the last few days solving technical issues and making improvements around here.
Category URIs don’t have “category/” in them anymore, so you can get to the shop at richardxthripp.thripp.com/shop, … Continue reading