Comments for Modern Child, Baby, and Family Photography - NYC, Cleveland | Sarah Sloboda http://sarahsloboda.com Heirloom photography casting your family in magical light. Tue, 01 May 2012 06:44:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Rifle Quality – Suits and Photography Exihibition by Rifle Quality – Suits and Photography Exihibition @ Aperture « CoolCleveland Bloghttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/04/rifle-quality-suits-and-photography-exihibition/#comment-1189 Rifle Quality – Suits and Photography Exihibition @ Aperture « CoolCleveland Blog Tue, 01 May 2012 06:44:40 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2638#comment-1189 [...] http://SarahSloboda.com [...] [...] http://SarahSloboda.com [...]

]]> Comment on California, Here I Come by SarahSlobodahttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/01/california-here-i-come/#comment-1048 SarahSloboda Thu, 22 Mar 2012 18:20:53 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2475#comment-1048 Thanks, Jan! That is the Getty Center in Los Angeles. One of my favorite places on earth! The light is truly incredible. Highly recommend it, next time you're on the west coast. Thanks, Jan! That is the Getty Center in Los Angeles. One of my favorite places on earth! The light is truly incredible. Highly recommend it, next time you’re on the west coast.

]]> Comment on California, Here I Come by jmhttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/01/california-here-i-come/#comment-1047 jm Thu, 22 Mar 2012 16:28:01 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2475#comment-1047 Nice shots, Sarah. What place and where is this maze with interesting white building? I love the light! Nice shots, Sarah. What place and where is this maze with interesting white building? I love the light!

]]> Comment on 3D Viewers: Blast from my Childhood by SarahSlobodahttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/03/3d-viewers-blast-from-my-childhood/#comment-1045 SarahSloboda Thu, 22 Mar 2012 03:23:20 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2570#comment-1045 Aw, thanks, Julie! You flatter me. Ooh, I bet the caverns with stalactites looked amazing in 3D!! I know, I'm really love this one. :) Aw, thanks, Julie! You flatter me. Ooh, I bet the caverns with stalactites looked amazing in 3D!! I know, I’m really love this one. :)

]]> Comment on 3D Viewers: Blast from my Childhood by Juliehttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/03/3d-viewers-blast-from-my-childhood/#comment-1043 Julie Wed, 21 Mar 2012 15:34:42 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2570#comment-1043 As always, you are right on the pulse of the zeitgeist, Sarah! Dating myself, but I had a viewer like that in the 60s, I'm pretty sure. I had the Flintstones and a disk of caverns w/ cool stalactites and such. What a fun idea!! As always, you are right on the pulse of the zeitgeist, Sarah! Dating myself, but I had a viewer like that in the 60s, I’m pretty sure. I had the Flintstones and a disk of caverns w/ cool stalactites and such. What a fun idea!!

]]> Comment on 3D Viewers: Blast from my Childhood by SarahSlobodahttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/03/3d-viewers-blast-from-my-childhood/#comment-1033 SarahSloboda Tue, 20 Mar 2012 21:19:51 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2570#comment-1033 Right?? I think they're super cool, too. I'm sure we could cook up a fun idea for a shoot for you. ;) Right?? I think they’re super cool, too. I’m sure we could cook up a fun idea for a shoot for you. ;)

]]> Comment on 3D Viewers: Blast from my Childhood by Louishttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/03/3d-viewers-blast-from-my-childhood/#comment-1032 Louis Tue, 20 Mar 2012 21:02:49 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2570#comment-1032 SO COOL! I want one!!! SO COOL! I want one!!!

]]> Comment on Try It: Photo Lessons for Improved Creativity by SarahSlobodahttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/01/try-it-photo-lessons-for-improved-creativity/#comment-881 SarahSloboda Wed, 08 Feb 2012 22:15:55 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2396#comment-881 Thank you, Jan! I look forward to hearing how the photo experiment goes for you. :) Thank you, Jan! I look forward to hearing how the photo experiment goes for you. :)

]]> Comment on Try It: Photo Lessons for Improved Creativity by Jan Mundohttp://sarahsloboda.com/2012/01/try-it-photo-lessons-for-improved-creativity/#comment-880 Jan Mundo Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:55:42 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2396#comment-880 Nice blog, Sarah--and congrats on all your recent achievements! I'll return to read the photo lesson in depth. Thanks for sharing! Nice blog, Sarah–and congrats on all your recent achievements! I’ll return to read the photo lesson in depth. Thanks for sharing!

]]> Comment on Cleveland on Impossible Film by SarahSlobodahttp://sarahsloboda.com/2011/11/cleveland-on-impossible-film/#comment-617 SarahSloboda Thu, 17 Nov 2011 03:11:42 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2193#comment-617 Hee hee. Seems to work for me!Have a great time with your family. Take some great photos!! Hee hee. Seems to work for me!

Have a great time with your family. Take some great photos!!

]]> Comment on Cleveland on Impossible Film by Tim A.http://sarahsloboda.com/2011/11/cleveland-on-impossible-film/#comment-616 Tim A. Thu, 17 Nov 2011 02:57:29 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2193#comment-616 Hmmm...maybe that's what I'm missing. Good vibes to the scanner huh? And here I thought buying custom film holders and anti-Newton Ring glass for my 35mm and medium format films will be enough love for it. Needy scanners.... (-_-)Thanks. The trip so far has been busy as per usual. Though this time, I'm only working for this first week and the second week I am playing tour guide for my sister and her husband and also some family time too. Sounds great right? We'll see... Mmm...family... Anyway, back to work! Hmmm…maybe that’s what I’m missing. Good vibes to the scanner huh? And here I thought buying custom film holders and anti-Newton Ring glass for my 35mm and medium format films will be enough love for it. Needy scanners…. (-_-)

Thanks. The trip so far has been busy as per usual. Though this time, I’m only working for this first week and the second week I am playing tour guide for my sister and her husband and also some family time too. Sounds great right? We’ll see… Mmm…family… Anyway, back to work!

]]> Comment on Cleveland on Impossible Film by SarahSlobodahttp://sarahsloboda.com/2011/11/cleveland-on-impossible-film/#comment-610 SarahSloboda Mon, 14 Nov 2011 07:47:53 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2193#comment-610 Ah, well, you'll have to try my trick of sending good vibes to the scanner. :)Glad to hear things are getting back on track in Japan, aside from the power saving measures and more severely affected areas.Hope you have a good trip! Ah, well, you’ll have to try my trick of sending good vibes to the scanner. :)

Glad to hear things are getting back on track in Japan, aside from the power saving measures and more severely affected areas.

Hope you have a good trip!

]]> Comment on Cleveland on Impossible Film by Tim A.http://sarahsloboda.com/2011/11/cleveland-on-impossible-film/#comment-609 Tim A. Mon, 14 Nov 2011 07:03:22 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2193#comment-609 Nope. Nothing to do with light bouncing. Newton Rings are caused by transparent items like film or the cover of a polaroid touching the glass. That causes these concentric circles to appear. There are anti-newton ring glass (essentially half frosted glass) that can be used to get rid of it when scanning film but yeah...Polaroids are a different story. It just might be the glass on your scanner that is not susceptible to Newton Rings. I've heard of people making their own holders that will lift the Polaroids juuuuuust over the glass so it's still in focus but not touching...but I am about as far from handy as can be...oh well. I'll figure something out.I travel to Japan for work frequently. I used to come here about once a month or so. At least 10 times a year. But this year, due to the earthquake and myself avoiding the summer because of the ridiculous heat combined with power saving measures due to the earthquake, I've been here the least number of times at 7....Tokyo is business as usual. You would be hard pressed to find anything that has changed due to the earthquake. Of course the nuke plant is still an issue as is the rebuilding of the Tohoku area. But yeah...at least in Tokyo it's back to normal, both for business and for life in general :) Nope. Nothing to do with light bouncing. Newton Rings are caused by transparent items like film or the cover of a polaroid touching the glass. That causes these concentric circles to appear. There are anti-newton ring glass (essentially half frosted glass) that can be used to get rid of it when scanning film but yeah…Polaroids are a different story. It just might be the glass on your scanner that is not susceptible to Newton Rings. I’ve heard of people making their own holders that will lift the Polaroids juuuuuust over the glass so it’s still in focus but not touching…but I am about as far from handy as can be…oh well. I’ll figure something out.

I travel to Japan for work frequently. I used to come here about once a month or so. At least 10 times a year. But this year, due to the earthquake and myself avoiding the summer because of the ridiculous heat combined with power saving measures due to the earthquake, I’ve been here the least number of times at 7….

Tokyo is business as usual. You would be hard pressed to find anything that has changed due to the earthquake. Of course the nuke plant is still an issue as is the rebuilding of the Tohoku area. But yeah…at least in Tokyo it’s back to normal, both for business and for life in general :)

]]> Comment on Cleveland on Impossible Film by SarahSlobodahttp://sarahsloboda.com/2011/11/cleveland-on-impossible-film/#comment-608 SarahSloboda Sun, 13 Nov 2011 22:35:53 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2193#comment-608 Hmmm... I'm really not sure. Perhaps the trick was that I literally covered the entire flatbed with photos and it reduced the amount of light bouncing around in there? (I'm also kind of superstitious and try to send good vibes to my technological devices. Have you tried this? ;->)And, I totally agree on the Chocolate. :)What are you doing in Japan? How are things over there these days? Hmmm… I’m really not sure. Perhaps the trick was that I literally covered the entire flatbed with photos and it reduced the amount of light bouncing around in there? (I’m also kind of superstitious and try to send good vibes to my technological devices. Have you tried this? ;->)

And, I totally agree on the Chocolate. :)

What are you doing in Japan? How are things over there these days?

]]> Comment on Cleveland on Impossible Film by Tim A.http://sarahsloboda.com/2011/11/cleveland-on-impossible-film/#comment-607 Tim A. Sun, 13 Nov 2011 22:26:19 +0000 http://sarahsloboda.com/?p=2193#comment-607 Hmmm...I scan mine on my Epson flatbed film scanner too but I get those rings all the time. Interesting...I'll have to see how I can get rid of them...I'm very much used to the "just let it develop and enjoy what you get" style of the TIP films. For better or for worse. I will keep supporting them in hopes that it will continue to improve! At least someone is trying to keep this format alive! ...now...if they can only reproduce more of that Chocolate film for my land camera...mmmm....(Sorry for the late reply. In Japan for work yet again!) Hmmm…I scan mine on my Epson flatbed film scanner too but I get those rings all the time. Interesting…I’ll have to see how I can get rid of them…

I’m very much used to the “just let it develop and enjoy what you get” style of the TIP films. For better or for worse. I will keep supporting them in hopes that it will continue to improve! At least someone is trying to keep this format alive! …now…if they can only reproduce more of that Chocolate film for my land camera…mmmm….

(Sorry for the late reply. In Japan for work yet again!)

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