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As noted above, this site is undergoing re-deconstruction. Thanks for overlooking the obvious temporary mess.

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Chief Deputy Jerry Sheridan, of the MCSO, Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office, in his office.

At the time of these photos, Jerry Sheridan was Chief of Custody for the MCSO, before he was appointed Chief Deputy by Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

See these links at the JailProject.com also:

Chief Deputy Jerry Sheridan

Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arapio.

In 2002, I began the Jail Project, documenting Sheriff Joe’s MCSO.

Some more of that work is viewable at

the JailProject.com

Sheriff Joe Arpaio

Succulents and Desert Landscapes with exotic plants

Images created with a homemade, camera hack lens system, which produces a circular image on film (in this gallery) or on digital.

War Profiteers Club

Adults… During These Hard Times… You Can Make Money from War – Join the War Profiteers Club – Today!

Shot hand-held, Nikon F100, Nikkor 20mm 2.8AFD, on TMax 3200, D-76 for mood and the lovely grain.

Ticket Holders - Angel at the Castro

Ticket Holders only in this line, please. Thanks. You’re an angel.

Shot hand-held, Nikon F100, Nikkor 20mm 2.8AFD, on TMax 3200, D-76 for mood and the lovely grain.

A Close Friend of Carlotta

This close friend of Carlotta awaits you in the gallery.       She hopes you are coming soon!

Shot hand-held, Nikon F100, Nikkor 20mm 2.8AFD, on TMax 3200, D-76 for mood and the lovely grain.

Photographs of the stunningly rich visuals on, and above, the Hawaiian island of Kauai

The magicam is a DIY (do-it-yourself) camera I built to have a vintage rendering of photographic scenes. It has no viewfinder, no exposure meter, and is, in the true sense, a point-and-shoot camera.

It is hacked together with bits and stuff from around my studio that week.

The camera produces small circular images on negative films.

The negatives were printed on conventional, or  specialty, Gelatin Silver photographic papers, then scanned for the reproductions you see in the gallery.

These images were created in the traditional wet darkroom as demonstrations, for my Photography students, of various non-standard printing techniques. They are ‘camera-less’; created in the darkroom from objects, materials, and preexisting graphics.

No negatives were harmed in the making of these images.

Each of these is one-of-a-kind, and then scanned to present here.