Yamadera (Y-41)I take the old, wooden camera out of the bag and set it upon the equally battered tripod. Then, I drape the focusing cloth over my head and around the outside of the camera. It takes a moment to adjust to the sudden change of perspective, as I look at the upside-down image reflected on the 8 X 20 inch ground glass. But there is almost no separation beween what I see and what I had pictured in my mind. I slowly swing the camera left and right and up and down, paying careful attention to the edges of the landscape that float in and out of view. |
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All photography in the William Corey Gallery is for sale and available in many sizes ranging from small to large mural formats. His fine images of japanese gardens look great in any corporate office, home, hotel or retail space.   |
