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KATA E-702 Element Cover Mini-Review
September 12, 2011 - I picked up the E-702 Element shield in preparation for a trip to Washington's Olympic Peninsula. It doesn't rain much i...
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Motion & "Dragging" the Shutter
July 11, 2011 - In the perpetual quest that - on a good day could be called "defining your photographic vision," and on a bad day called...
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The Ability to Improvise
March 31, 2011 - Helpful bartender, Gonaives, Haiti. Nikon D3S, 17-35mm/2.8 @ 20mm, 1/40s @ f4, +0.3EV, ISO 6,400
Following up on...
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Haiti. Wow.
March 28, 2011 - Desire (pronounced Dez - er- Ray), in the mountains above Gonaives, Haiti.
Just a quickie to get back into the swin...
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Haitian "Momma's" Portrait Project
March 01, 2011 - Momma's & a few of the orphans at the OTV, now named "Source de la Grace East" Croix des Bouquets, Haiti, 2010
Gettin...
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Fruit Roll Ups & Nikon CLS
February 21, 2011 - Chad warming up with some jumping jacks at the base of Crystal Meth, Rocky Mountain National Park.
Nikon D3S, Nikkor 17...
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Wyoming Wildlife Photo Contest
February 05, 2011 - Wyoming Wildlife 2010 Photo Contest, Scenic/Pictorial First Place: The Boars Tusk, Sweetwater County, Wyoming. Mamiya RZ...
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HAITI, Take 2: Gonaives
December 17, 2010 - Leaving the Port au Prince airport, March 2010-2 months after the earthquake.
It looks like we're heading back to Hai...
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Louisiana-images of the south
December 14, 2010 - "Louisiana ~ images of the south" a photographic essay by John B. Crane | Make Your Own Book
So I just finished putti...
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A•BAN•DON
November 27, 2010 - Mamiya RZ67 Pro II, Mamiya M 1:4 f=65mm; Ilford FP4+; hand metered with Sekonic L-758DR.
A • BAN • DON
–verb (used w...
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Kodak 120 Ektar at rated 100
November 26, 2010 - Sunrise on the Adobe Town Rim, Red Desert, Wyoming - Kodak Ektar
I've been shooting a good bit of Ektar lately. At fi...
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Back to the Red Desert
October 09, 2010 - It's nearing time for the second annual Red Desert trip and I'm getting excited. This year we're heading into Adobe Town...
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Alliance, Nebraska
August 22, 2010 - I've been driving through the state of Nebraska an average of twice a year since 1981, give or take. Even a cursory know...
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5th of July and Positive Thinking
July 05, 2010 - I opened the back of the Jeep to get my tripod and there sat our folding chairs, and nothing else. The rage that filled...
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Colorado: Pawnee Buttes & Eastern Plains
June 05, 2010 - O.K.-I just can't stand it any more. It's been far too long since I've written something and I have to remedy that now....
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Trophy hunting
September 23, 2009 - What a roller coaster the past few weeks have been. First I sprain my ankle on the first step on the descent of a traini...
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Waking Up...
August 05, 2009 - There's a point in a kid's life where the desire to discover new things kicks into overdrive and seems to suddenly "wake...
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Fall is Coming
July 29, 2009 - Last Friday I was in Boulder to pick up a permit for this weekend's backpack up to Indian Peaks. It was beastly hot-the...
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Back outside: beating the film drum & loving it
April 22, 2009 - I've always resisted conformity. I can remember years ago when I started my first job in Chicago. I'd ride the train eve...
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EIKON at ISO 3200
March 03, 2009 - Even the outdoor photographer in me jumped at the chance to shoot an indoor live, musical performance when asked. So thi...
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Rattle Snake Gulch
February 28, 2009 - Friday, February 27, 2009
Getting ready for the Winds in September.
Used today as a training day. I had to go to Bou...
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The Film Crusade Continues
February 03, 2009 - My top 25 reasons for still shooting film in the age of digital cameras.
After nearly completing the process of bring...
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Day 3: Alice in Wonderland: Utah Highways & Zion's Tunnel
December 07, 2008 - After the Gooseneck Overlook shoot (below) I stopped back by the room, checked out and gassed up. I was excited to get i...
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Day 2-The Road to Zion (Capitol Reef N.P.)
November 23, 2008 - Day 2 started at 4am with bad hotel-room coffee in Torrey, Utah. I jammed both the little coffee sponges into the coffee...
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True Confessions of a Film Shooter
November 19, 2008 - Wow-where do I begin? A lot has happened in the past 3.5 months, so let's see if I can get caught up with at least some...
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Quality Kid Time
August 03, 2008 - Matthew at Partition Arch, Arches National Park, Utah. Nikon D300, lens: Nikon 17-35/f2.8, 1/100@f14, ISO200, manual exp...
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Wax on, Wax off
July 27, 2008 - With the release of Nikon's new full-frame D700- a remarkable camera I'm sure, I've hit some sort of techno-wall. Since...
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Decisions, Decisions...
July 20, 2008 - Richard Formato, SE Competitor from Wytheville, VA, dips his cap into the cool Poudre River to cool off during the 2007...
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Rockies Baseball
July 19, 2008 - On a whim Friday night, with Annie being out of town, the guys decided out of the blue to see if the Rockies were in tow...
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The Goats of Mount Evans
July 04, 2008 - Last Saturday I was able to break away and get to something I've been thinking of for a while. I set the alarm for 2am,...
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My Review of Adorama Professional Verical Grip / Battery Holder for the Nikon D-200 Digital SLR
July 04, 2008 - Originally submitted at Adorama
Adorama Professional Verical Grip / Battery Holder for the Nikon D-200 Digital SLR Came...
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Opening Post
July 03, 2008 - This is the opening post to my photography blog, johncranephotography. Not sure at all what I'll be doing with it, but i...
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