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Tim Layton uses classic black and white methods such as soft lines, deep shadows, contrast, symmetry, and natural light to bring subjects to life.
Tim Layton's fine art gallery site is located at www.timlaytonfineart.com and his personal blog is located at at www.timlayton.com -
Recent Posts
- Help Keep Classic Photography Alive – Buy Artist Original Prints
- Winter Tulips Study
- New Meetup Group in St. Louis – Urban Architecture
- I am Still Developing Film and Printing in the Darkroom in 2013
- Keeping Classic B&W Photography Alive
- One Camera, One Lens, One Film, One Developer
- A Call for Guest Writers on Analog Photography
- A Video Tour of Ansel Adams Darkroom
- Leica Overview & History Video
- Update on Studio and Upcoming Holga Wet Plate Workshops
Tim's Darkroom Corner
- 35mm SLR and Tri-X
- Archival Print Processing
- B & W Film Processing Considerations
- B/W Development Process
- Darkroom Chemicals 101
- Darkroom Prints – A Visual Comparison
- Delta 3200 B/W Film
- Diafine Developer
- Exposure Considerations for Film
- Film – What's it Made of?
- Fomapan 100 in Diafine
- Getting Started Developing B/W Film
- How to Build a UV Printer
- How to Choose a B/W Film Developer
- How to Convert LF Sheet Film Holders for Dry Plate
- How to Determine Base Exposure for Contact Prints
- How to Develop B/W Film
- How to Develop B/W Film Video
- How to Expose for Shadow Detail
- How to Make a Contact Print
- How to Make a Proper Proof
- How to Make an Enlarged Print
- Make Fixer & Stop Bath
- Road to Fine Art Prints
- Small Format Black & White Photography Considerations
- Testing Fine Art Baryta Inkjet Papers
- Why Film?
- Zone System Strategy for Roll Film
Popular Articles
- 3 Reasons Why I love the C220 TLR from 1968
- A Plea for Art Photography in America
- Choosing a Slide Film for Landscapes
- Difference Between a Good Photography and an Artistic Photograph?
- Does Technology make Photography Better?
- Film – A Long Term Image Protection Strategy?
- Film vs. Digital – I Could Puke!
- How to Make a 19th Century Van Dyke Print
- How to Make Salt Prints from the 1830's Today
- Mamiya RZ67 and Macro Photography
- Need Inspiration?
- Nikon F5 – Still Tops in 35mm
- Snow Photo Tips
- Testing Fine Art Digital Papers vs. Gelatin Silver Darkroom Prints
- Tri-X and 35mm SLR – Best Value in Town
- Turn Your old 35mm into a 21MP DIgital Camera
- Understanding a Photograph
- Understanding Human Eyesight and Composition
- Using Large Format to Photograph Wildflowers
- Video – Using an 8×10 Camera in the Field
- What is Fine Art?
- Why Use Film?
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- Jobo Processors Video – Part 1/3
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- Jobo Processors Video – Part 3/3
- K. Praslowicz Film Blog
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- Silver Chloride Fiber B+W Paper
- Stouffer's Step Table
- T-Max B/W Development Step-by-Step
- Taking Photos in Snow
- Tim's Film Picks
- Turn you SLR into a DSLR
- Why Shoot Film in 2011?
- Why We Love Film
- Zone System 101
- Zone System Articles
Tag Archives: Rebel T2i
Shaw Nature Reserve 8/21/10
I visited Shaw Nature Reserve early this morning. Along with my boys, Tim Jr. and Alec, we arrived early in the morning to try and catch some of the birds feeding. The reserve opens at 7 a.m. and costs $3.00 … Continue reading
Posted in Nature & Wildlife Photography, Photography
Tagged Birding, Butterflies, Canon 5D Mark II, Nature, Nikon D3s, Rebel T2i, Wildlife
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Pic of the Day – 07-15-10
As promised in yesterday’s post I went back to the local baseball park and captured some photos with the Nikon D3s and 300mm f/2.8 prime lens. It should go without saying the photos as well as the entire experience were … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Pic of the Day
Tagged baseball, Nikon D3s, Pic of the Day, Rebel T2i
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Pic of the Day – 07-14-10
These photos were taken at Ballwin Athletic Association Park of two local high school teams. I used a Canon T2i with a 70-200 f/2.8L IS USM lens with a 1.4 Tele-Converter giving me a focal range of 156mm to 448mm … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Pic of the Day
Tagged baseball, Pic of the Day, Rebel T2i, sports
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Drive Through Rockwood Reservation with Canon T2i & Delkin Fat Gecko
I mounted up my Canon T2i on the Delkin Fat Gecko universal mount with the Canon EF 20mm f/2.8 USM lens and drove straight through Rockwood Reservation. I set the T2i at 720p and 60fps. I did not use a … Continue reading
Posted in HD Video
Tagged Compressor, Delkin Fat Gecko, Final Cut Pro, HD Video, Rebel T2i
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Demo of Delkin Fat Gecko Camera Mount
I recently tested the Delkin Fat Gecko universal camera mount on my car with the Canon T2i DSLR and Canon 16-35mm lens. You can find the mount online for less than $75. This camera mount will allow you to get … Continue reading
HD DSLR Video Considerations
When thinking about producing video/films from your DSLR it really is not about the technology details or one manufacturer versus the other. Then you might ask–what is about then? Simply put, it is all about the image that you have … Continue reading
Posted in HD Video, Tests-Reviews
Tagged Canon 1D Mark IV, Canon 5D Mark II, Final Cut Pro, HD Video, Nikon D3s, Rebel T2i
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Soccer Video – Canon T2i
I had the good fortune of working with a young soccer star today–Sydney Scaglione. This project was a break away from my traditional equipment (Canon 5D Mark II, Nikon D3s, etc). I used the Canon T2i today with a Glidetrack … Continue reading