Tuesday, April 13, 2010
I had the privilege of photographing a Tea Party rally in Marion, IN on Saturday. This is a series that I would like to continue to work on as long as the Tea Party movement continues.
I'm always frustrated by the news coverage of the Tea Party movement, they portray them as crazy militant radicals. They aren't. They are simple people who are worried about the changes they see in our government. They aren't trying to force their beliefs on anyone, but they're tired of being walked on. These images aren't supposed to make any political stand. They are supposed to show the human element behind their signs: "Faces of the Tea Party"
---Alex




Taken on: April 10, 2010
Taken in: Marion, IN
Black and White Images:
Minolta X-700
Kodak T-MAX Professional
ASA 100
©2009 Alex Moore
I'm always frustrated by the news coverage of the Tea Party movement, they portray them as crazy militant radicals. They aren't. They are simple people who are worried about the changes they see in our government. They aren't trying to force their beliefs on anyone, but they're tired of being walked on. These images aren't supposed to make any political stand. They are supposed to show the human element behind their signs: "Faces of the Tea Party"
---Alex
Taken in: Marion, IN
Black and White Images:
Minolta X-700
Kodak T-MAX Professional
ASA 100
©2009 Alex Moore
Categories: Film, Photography, Portrait
Thursday, April 8, 2010
Over spring break, my great-grandfather taught me how to do negative retouching. He had done it for years for all of the local studios, and now he it teaching me this lost art. I brought my camera along (film!), and got these great images!
---Alex



Taken on: March 31, 2010
Minolta X-700
Arista Premium B&W Film
ASA 400
©2009 Alex Moore
---Alex
Minolta X-700
Arista Premium B&W Film
ASA 400
©2009 Alex Moore
Categories: Film, Photography, Spring Break
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