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The Single Frame

Shooting 8x10 forces you to slow down because the process demands it. When every sheet of film costs money, takes up physical weight, and requires a full darkroom session just to see if you got it right, you stop wasting exposures on things that don’t matter.

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Pecos River

Girvin (Horsehead Crossing), Texas

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Welcome

Navasota, Texas

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Brazos River

Allenfarm, Texas

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Musical Instruments

Pampa, Texas

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Grant Avenue

Odessa, Texas

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Home

Garden City, Texas

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Santa Elena Canyon

Big Bend, Texas

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Barracks

Fort Lancaster, Texas

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Street Lamp

Bartlett, Texas

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Ector Theater

Odessa, Texas

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City Hall

Navasota, Texas

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Santa Rita No. 1

Texon, Texas

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8x10 View Camera

I shared my 8x10 view camera with people at the Odessa Art Association’s booth at Mural Fest and answered questions. For many, it was their first time seeing a camera like this up close. The camera is fun and laborious, and my job is to prevent the work from overtaking what’s enjoyable.

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Paisano Pete

Fort Stockton, Texas

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El Paso

El Paso, Texas

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School

Barstow, Texas