Featured in Obscura Craft Magazine

[Andrew O'Neill]

For all you Alt. Photo enthusiasts out there, some of my work will be featured in the November issue of Obscura Craft... magazine. Cheers!

Edit: I forgot to add that the link is to the magazine, not the article. I'm not allowed to share it. Makes sense as the magazine is a business.

 

[tezzasmall]

Well done Andrew! It's always great to get ones work in print for others to see.

Just checking out the magazine (as I've never heard of it before), it looks great, BUT the cost is just a a touch too much per issue for me. A real shame for the magazine and me.

Terry S
UK

 

[rorye]

Nice Andrew!

 

[DWThomas]

Excellent!

 

[DREW WILEY]

My gosh, Matt - I wasn't grumpy at all. I have often teased Andrew about his ultralight setup, which he has his own valid logistical reasons for using. In fact, I happened to be looking at one of his images on Flikr, which exhibits conspicuous camera shake, but in a manner giving it quite a bit of creative appeal. If Andrew misunderstood my attitude this round, my apologies to him - but I actually like that picture as is, and numerous analogous ones. It's "alt" for heavens sake, which allows for all kinds of liberties.

Otherwise, there is no way I could comment on the magazine images - can't download em.

 

[pentaxuser]

Well done Andrew You really push the boat out on Alternative Processes and share it with us so thanks. Can't say I ever saw any "camera shake" pics on your videos.

pentaxuser

 

[Andrew O'Neill]

Well done Andrew You really push the boat out on Alternative Processes and share it with us so thanks. Can't say I ever saw any "camera shake" pics on your videos.

pentaxuser

Thank you! The only camera-shake photo on flickr I can think of is the one taken using my grandfather's old Target Six-20... Tricky hand holding with just a 1/30th shutter speed at your disposal.