by John Crane | Nov 12, 2018 | Geographic Interest, National Parks, Olympic National Park, Pacific Northwest
Some of you probably just won’t get this next article, and I understand. I’m not sure I would had I not seen this myself. Some of you may get it though, and it’s for you I’m writing it. After years spent dreaming of walking the shores of... 
by John Crane | Nov 5, 2018 | Art, black and white film, New Mexico, Photography
This past summer my wife and I spent a week in Santa Fe, New Mexico for our 24th anniversary. Having lived in Santa Fe for the first 5 years of our marriage it’s always a special time to return and reconnect with the ‘Land of Enchantment’ and... 
by John Crane | Oct 29, 2018 | Badlands National Park, National Parks, The F6 Project
Many photographers whose work I admire and respect flatly state you can’t do meaningful work in a new place you’re visiting for the first time. Others will hold sacred the idea of seeing a place for the first time; how nothing can compare to when your eyes... 
by John Crane | Apr 9, 2018 | Believeinfilm, black and white film, Boulder, Colorado, Film Photography, Medium Format
because this is, after all, a journal… (I don’t know why the image above is cropped like that… kinda drives me nuts. Below is what it should look like). Saturday – out driving around literally all day, looking for a photograph. I went to Denver... 
by John Crane | Nov 8, 2017 | American Southwest, Autumn, Destinations, National Parks, Pacific Northwest, Road Trippin', Rocky Mountain West, Travel Journals
Autumn has historically been one of the best times of year to travel. In years past while under the employ of others I began intentionally traveling in Autumn largely to use the legal holiday of Labor Day as a vacation day, providing the most bang for the... 