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NyghtVision Volume 9 #4 was published in November 2019. Featured in this edition is the work of Ella Rose, Cheri Summers, Patrick Stack, and Rasmus Stelling. Product reviews include, H&Y Circular Neutral Density Filters, PortraitPro version 19. The Way Back looks at the Mamiya RB67 medium format film camera. There were photo essays by Lew Brown, and Falcon. Lighting the Un-lightable. Poetically Man Dwells returns as well. Read this edition for free here.
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Obsidian Grauvre represent the finest images available. Obsidian Grauvre offer experienced collectors an investment in a unique emotional and visual experience. Crafted using the finest papers and inks, these "etchings on paper" represent the culmination of countless hours of work using our Ar*Tem process. Under glass these Grauvres will last in excess of 200 years. Obsidian Grauvre are guaranteed for life.
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Onyx Grauvre are crafted using the finest papers and inks, these "etchings on paper" represent the culmination of countless hours of work using our Ar*Tem process. Under glass these Grauvres will last in excess of 100 years. Onyx Grauvre offer the discerning collector an emotional and visual experience that is unparalleled.
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"Some Say Love" (NF199322-SF) Location: Greensboro, NC.
This series is born in real life, in the tragedy of love lost and the grief of fading memories. This series takes its name from the song, "The Rose." That song speaks of tragedy, loss, and hope. This series is dedicated to Edna St. Vincent Millay and to Tsion Hailu. Not sure which one to purchase? Click here. -
"Some Say Love" (NF199322-SF) Location: Greensboro, NC.
This series is born in real life, in the tragedy of love lost and the grief of fading memories. This series takes its name from the song, "The Rose." That song speaks of tragedy, loss, and hope. This series is dedicated to Edna St. Vincent Millay and to Tsion Hailu. Not sure which one to purchase? Click here. -
In 2018, we began our journey back into the world of vintage film photography. Crafted with Pentax 6x7 cameras ranging in age from 50-70 years, and with various 4x5 film cameras from the 1950s, each image is brought to life in the darkroom of old, and then brought forward in time to the age in which we live. Each Grauvre Noir possesses the hallmark grain for the film used to create it. This image is Greensboro, North Carolina.
