I’m nobody! Who are you?
Are you nobody, too?
Then there’s a pair of us -don’t tell!
They’d banish us, you know.
How dreary to be somebody!
How public, like a frog
To tell your name the livelong day
To an admiring bog!
Emily Dickenson
I am a fine art photographer working in mostly Cyanotype. I have a background in traditional black and white film and converted to digital because of lack of access to a darkroom. Cyanotypes allow me to reclaim the artistic tradition of photography from the sometimes soulless digital process by hand brushing the emulsion onto paper and exposing through a digital negative; combining the latest technology with one of the earliest photo finishing processes.
This blog is something of a photo journal – I post what I’m working on at the moment, not my best and highly edited work. Some of the shots are good, some are bad, and some I will blush over when I look at them a year from now.
As always, all rights reserved,
MP Photography 
Very cool! Congrats on entering the blogging world, I look forward to seeing future posts! LOVE the pic at the top of the page, very very cool!
Michelle
Love this Emily Dickinson poem! And I agree – your header picture is gorgeous – looks like fluid velvet.
I’m just getting into photography. I’m using 35mm film. (old fashioned, I know)
Thanks for the comment on my blog.
great stuff! can’t wait to see your show!
Lovely Mary, just lovely! Everyone should experience your very evocative show at Sow’s Ear, 1597 Union St., Schenectady –
The Dickenson quote is such a perfect blogger sentiment + your photos are lovely = glad to find you.
this is the photographer I was telling you about… this is older work
http://www.itss.brockport.edu/~khubbard/art/art.html
Amazing blog and Photos!
Comment were getting a bit unwieldy, so consider yourself all thanked for coming and commenting 🙂
Hi,
I love your work I myself to have started to fall in love with Black and White and think it really gets back to the basic’s but more finer part of the thing we love Photography :).
Keep up the great work.
Brett
Thanks for stopping by – I love B&W too because it really picks out the things that matter. Less wiggle room, but that’s part of the fun.
I have just spent the last hour going over your blog and galleries. What a joy!!! I’m very impressed with your photography and especially cyanotypes. I’ll be back.
Thanks! That kind of compliment means a lot – I appreciate it!
Mary-Pete and I are thinking about you and praying for Corbin and your family. Good luck with the appointment.
My passion is solargraphs and your blog has inspired me even more.