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Dale started photographing a little over two years ago with a basic
black and white night course at San Francisco's Photography Center,
currently studying photography at San Francisco's City College and
with plans to continue on at a large institution.
Dale's day job is in the technology field but thinks our society values new technology too highly and too easily discards old technologies and has a facination with combining various technologies to make art.
The images are shot with an old Mamiya RB67 onto B&W Polaroid film, then scanned and adjusted in the computer. Printed out on transparency they become the negatives for the cyanotypes.
The spare aesthetic is a reflection of early years living in the Australian outback, a vary spare place.
Dale says:
"I am not a sailor nor a scout the knots express the transistory nature of our lives through the transitional nature of the state of the rope."
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