by John Crane | Oct 27, 2017 | Believeinfilm, black and white film, Film Photography, Medium Format, Pacific Northwest, Washington
The last day in Forks was spent around Klaloch’s Beach One. After checking out of the Town Motel I headed south on the 101 for one last look at the coast. I was to head inland later this day and though I’d still see the water – it wouldn’t be... 
by John Crane | Feb 20, 2017 | Boulder, Colorado, Medium Format, Road Trippin'
Near the Flatirons one recent snowy day in Boulder, Colorado. Often times when you head out for the day along Colorado’s Front Range you simply don’t know what the day holds. That’s one of the reasons it’s such fun: that unexpected surprise... 
by John Crane | May 24, 2016 | Believeinfilm, Destinations, Environmental, F6, Film Photography, Olympic National Park, Pacific Northwest, Physiographic Provinces, Uncategorized
HOH Rainforest Tryptich no.1 Blue Hour, Rialto Beach, Olympic National Park, Washington Kalaloch, Olympic Peninsula, Washington Hall of Mosses, Hoh Rainforest, Olympic National Park, Washington Marymere Falls, Olympic National Park, WA Northwest Maritime Center, Port... 
by John Crane | Mar 28, 2016 | 4042n, black and white film, Destinations, Film Photography, Natural History, Old School, Physiographic Provinces, Road Trippin'
For some reason Medicine Bow, Wyoming calls to me. In the late 1800’s Medicine Bow was a mildly prosperous stop along the transcontinental Railway due to its proximity to water provided by the Medicine Bow River. Later – it was a vibrant stock... 
by John Crane | Dec 17, 2014 | 4042n, F6, Film Photography, Uncategorized
There’s something special about the color along Colorado’s Front Range in late Autumn. The Front Range is where the plains finally begin to rise, turning then into mountains. This transition zone has always been a special place to me. It possesses an... 
by John Crane | Jul 7, 2014 | F6, Film Photography, General Information
I’ve devoted considerable thought over the past few years as to why we as people make photographs and frankly have come up blank. I don’t think I could explain to someone why I make photographs other than the simple truth; it pleases me to do so....