
Blue Moon Camera and Machine New film in stock: Rollei Digibase CR200 in both 35mm and 120. Claimed to be many things, including: sharp, saturated and archival. We are more interested in cross-processing it. For those who remember, and are fond of, the Agfa RSX films and how well they cross-processed, this film produces very similar results.

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In September, Lightbox Photographic of Astoria will present an exhibit of new portraits by Jake Shivery. You are warmly invited to enjoy the latest selection in Jake's ongoing series of Contact Portraits.
“Contact Portraits” refers to the technique of contact printing directly from 8x10 negatives. The fiber-based pr...ints display a warmth and depth specific to this formal, traditional process.
Lightbox also welcomes back photographic artist Ray Bidegain, showing in the lower gallery, with new work in portraiture plus nudes, still lifes, and landscapes. Ray's show will include large format work in platinum printing and wet plate collodion images.
Lightbox Photographic promotes creative photography on the North Coast by offering traditional photographic printing, archival inkjet printing, scanning & restorations, film processing, photo supplies, books, and fine art prints.Read More
“Contact Portraits” refers to the technique of contact printing directly from 8x10 negatives. The fiber-based pr...ints display a warmth and depth specific to this formal, traditional process.
Lightbox also welcomes back photographic artist Ray Bidegain, showing in the lower gallery, with new work in portraiture plus nudes, still lifes, and landscapes. Ray's show will include large format work in platinum printing and wet plate collodion images.
Lightbox Photographic promotes creative photography on the North Coast by offering traditional photographic printing, archival inkjet printing, scanning & restorations, film processing, photo supplies, books, and fine art prints.Read More
Opening and Reception
Time:5:00PM Saturday, September 12th
Location:Lightbox Photographic

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Oregon's north coast has a lot of diversity and will present great opportunities for landscapes, seascapes, abstracts and detail images. Join Oregon photographer David Bardes as he guides you from Ecola State Park, with its iconic view of Cannon Beach to Fort Stevens State Park and the Peter Iredale shipwreck.
Bring yo...ur camera, any format from digital point and shoot to large format film cameras. Topics such as composition and an awareness of natural light will be covered in depth. Plan on getting up early and staying out late to enjoy the best light of the day.Read More
Bring yo...ur camera, any format from digital point and shoot to large format film cameras. Topics such as composition and an awareness of natural light will be covered in depth. Plan on getting up early and staying out late to enjoy the best light of the day.Read More
A photographic workshop with David Bardes
Time:9:00AM Saturday, September 12th
Location:To be announced

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Blue Moon Camera would like to welcome the St. Johns Farmers Market to our community. The market will offer locals, neighbors and visitors the chance to purchase seasonal foods such as fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs and baked goods directly from farmers and vendors.
Bring the whole family to celebrate the rich bounty of... sustenance our Willamette valley has to offer!
Visit their website for more information:
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Bring the whole family to celebrate the rich bounty of... sustenance our Willamette valley has to offer!
Visit their website for more information:
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Enriching Our Community
Time:9:00AM Saturday, July 11th
Location:St. John's Plaza

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LightBox Photographic is excited to announce they will be opening on
June 13, 2009. Located in the restored Occidental building at 1045
Marine Drive in Astoria, LightBox Photographic is a gallery and
photographic center featuring traditional B&W and color darkrooms as
well as film processing and custom printing services. ... Their goal is
to promote art and photography along the north coast. The grand
opening will feature three photographic artists from the Portland
area: Zeb Andrews, Heidi Kirkpatrick and Gary Wilson. Methods ranging
from pinhole photography, macro work, alternative processes and
digital infrared images will be displayed.
Zeb Andrews will be showing a combination of both his pinhole and
floralscape work. Zeb has been enjoying using both techniques to
present amazing new perspectives of the world around us for several
years. He is an outspoken advocate for the simplicity of the pinhole
camera to any who care to listen. He can be regularly found fielding
questions at Blue Moon Camera in North Portland and teaching classes
at Newspace Center for Photography, that is when he is not out in the
pursuit of new images.
Heidi L. Kirkpatrick, an established fine art photographer, based in
Portland Oregon has exhibited widely over the last ten years.
Kirkpatrick’s work is included in collections at The Museum of Fine
Arts, Houston, Texas, Springfield Museum of Art, Ohio and The OHSU
Corporate Collection. Kirkpatrick’s work often depicts a view of the
world experienced by women. Kirkpatrick develops her own images,
including silver gelatin printing, alternative processes, photographs
using a Holga toy camera, transparent images on film and 3-D mixed
media objects. In addition to being an experienced mid-career artist,
Kirkpatrick joined The Northwest Academy, in 2004, to teach
photography at the high school level. Kirkpatrick is currently
represented locally by the Alysia Duckler Gallery and G. Gibson
Gallery in Seattle, Washington.
Gary Wilson has over 25 years of experience in commercial and fine art
photography while working principally as an architectural
photographer. “in my fine art work, an area of personal fascination
for me is infrared photography. Having worked a number of years
utilizing infrared film, I’ve since had a number of digital cameras
converted to record infrared light. "The effect is dreamlike and
emotionally provocative.” Gary has worked with some of the
Northwest’s most recognized architecture and design firms. He received
his BFA in painting from PSU with post graduate classes at the
Portland Art Museum School. Gary's work has been published in
Architectural Digest and Architectural Record and nearly every local
magazine. His work is included in the Visual Chronicles of Portland,
The Portland Art Museum and in many private collections.
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June 13, 2009. Located in the restored Occidental building at 1045
Marine Drive in Astoria, LightBox Photographic is a gallery and
photographic center featuring traditional B&W and color darkrooms as
well as film processing and custom printing services. ... Their goal is
to promote art and photography along the north coast. The grand
opening will feature three photographic artists from the Portland
area: Zeb Andrews, Heidi Kirkpatrick and Gary Wilson. Methods ranging
from pinhole photography, macro work, alternative processes and
digital infrared images will be displayed.
Zeb Andrews will be showing a combination of both his pinhole and
floralscape work. Zeb has been enjoying using both techniques to
present amazing new perspectives of the world around us for several
years. He is an outspoken advocate for the simplicity of the pinhole
camera to any who care to listen. He can be regularly found fielding
questions at Blue Moon Camera in North Portland and teaching classes
at Newspace Center for Photography, that is when he is not out in the
pursuit of new images.
Heidi L. Kirkpatrick, an established fine art photographer, based in
Portland Oregon has exhibited widely over the last ten years.
Kirkpatrick’s work is included in collections at The Museum of Fine
Arts, Houston, Texas, Springfield Museum of Art, Ohio and The OHSU
Corporate Collection. Kirkpatrick’s work often depicts a view of the
world experienced by women. Kirkpatrick develops her own images,
including silver gelatin printing, alternative processes, photographs
using a Holga toy camera, transparent images on film and 3-D mixed
media objects. In addition to being an experienced mid-career artist,
Kirkpatrick joined The Northwest Academy, in 2004, to teach
photography at the high school level. Kirkpatrick is currently
represented locally by the Alysia Duckler Gallery and G. Gibson
Gallery in Seattle, Washington.
Gary Wilson has over 25 years of experience in commercial and fine art
photography while working principally as an architectural
photographer. “in my fine art work, an area of personal fascination
for me is infrared photography. Having worked a number of years
utilizing infrared film, I’ve since had a number of digital cameras
converted to record infrared light. "The effect is dreamlike and
emotionally provocative.” Gary has worked with some of the
Northwest’s most recognized architecture and design firms. He received
his BFA in painting from PSU with post graduate classes at the
Portland Art Museum School. Gary's work has been published in
Architectural Digest and Architectural Record and nearly every local
magazine. His work is included in the Visual Chronicles of Portland,
The Portland Art Museum and in many private collections.
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Three photographer show kicks off grand opening of new photographic center in Astoria
Time:5:00PM Saturday, June 13th
Location:Lightbox Photographic

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Zeb will be showing more of his work from the St. Johns Bridge this Thursday over on NE Alberta as part of the Last Thursday festivities.
The opening is only that one night, although the work will continue to be shown all month long. In addition, I am two additional photographers will be part of the show as well, one shooting digital infrared and the other Polaroid, so something for everyone!
Another show of my favorite bridge
Time:5:00PM Thursday, May 28th
Location:Living Room Realtors

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We are excited to announce that we are now carrying the new Kodak Ektar 100 in both 35mm and 120. According to Kodak, this film not only features the finest grain available in color films, but also vivid color saturation.
Here is what we think:
In terms of the grain, this film is without a doubt incredibly fine grained.... One of our customers even spliced some Ektar 100 into a Minox cassette and shot it through his Minox camera. The prints were the finest grained Minox prints we have ever seen, even at such extreme magnifications as enlarging from Minox negatives requires.
The color saturation is indeed rich, but it is also has a distinct feel to it. The film definitely reproduces colors differently from other Kodak films, such as the Portra 160VC and the Ultra Color. It seems to do a wonderful job balancing richness without garishness. If you want to really have a bit of fun, try push-processing a roll of this stuff one or two stops.
We hope to see your charming face in our shop soon.
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Here is what we think:
In terms of the grain, this film is without a doubt incredibly fine grained.... One of our customers even spliced some Ektar 100 into a Minox cassette and shot it through his Minox camera. The prints were the finest grained Minox prints we have ever seen, even at such extreme magnifications as enlarging from Minox negatives requires.
The color saturation is indeed rich, but it is also has a distinct feel to it. The film definitely reproduces colors differently from other Kodak films, such as the Portra 160VC and the Ultra Color. It seems to do a wonderful job balancing richness without garishness. If you want to really have a bit of fun, try push-processing a roll of this stuff one or two stops.
We hope to see your charming face in our shop soon.
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Now available in 35mm and 120
Time:9:00PM Monday, May 11th
Location:Blue Moon Camera & Machine

Blue Moon Camera and Machine A two man photo exhibition by a misunderstood camera enthusiast and an obsessive-compulsive nut job.
Tonight! Tonight! Tonight!
Time:7:00PM Saturday, May 2nd
Location:Cup and Saucer Cafe

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This trip is an architectural photography adventure with bridge photographer extraordinaire, Zeb Andrews. On this trip, you'll photograph the St. John's and Steel bridges as the late afternoon shifts through sunset to twilight.
Zeb will show you how he creates wonderfully expressive, unique images using wacky techniques... and unusual tools. You'll begin the day with an overview of technique and then head up to Cathedral park and the St. John's Bridge. One of the city's most stunning architectural icons, the St. John's Bridge is a study in dramatic shapes and patterns. From there, you'll head over to the Steel Bridge for an investigation of its dynamic, imposing structure.
With Zeb's guidance, you'll learn to turn a creative eye on these iconic Portland bridges as you refine your technical skills.Read More
Zeb will show you how he creates wonderfully expressive, unique images using wacky techniques... and unusual tools. You'll begin the day with an overview of technique and then head up to Cathedral park and the St. John's Bridge. One of the city's most stunning architectural icons, the St. John's Bridge is a study in dramatic shapes and patterns. From there, you'll head over to the Steel Bridge for an investigation of its dynamic, imposing structure.
With Zeb's guidance, you'll learn to turn a creative eye on these iconic Portland bridges as you refine your technical skills.Read More
A workshop led by Zeb Andrews
Time:3:00PM Sunday, May 3rd
Location:Newspace Center for Photography

































