Norman Koren Black & white images before 1984

I became seriously interested in photography in 1964 when I was a junior at Brown. Here is a selection of images taken when I lived in Providence, Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia and Los Gatos, California (gotta stop moving). Most were originally printed in a traditional darkroom on silver halide paper. (My favorite was Agfa Portriga Rapid, selenium toned.) I can now make outstanding prints on the pigment-based Epson 2200. All images on this page are 35mm. I used an Asahi Pentax SV (same as the Honeywell Pentax H3V) between 1965 and 1968 and a Leica M2 between 1968 and about 1975. I have a separate gallery for my medium format work-- some of my best from that period.

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	Three children: Detroit, 1967     Andre Kertesz, 1973
	Juniper, Emigrant Basin Wilderness, California, 1974     Nature spirit, White Mountains, New Hampshire, 1970
	Swan Window, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, 1972     Man in a Navajo hogan, Monument Valley, 1973
	"Abuelita" (Little Grandmother) in a Navajo hogan, Monument Valley, 1973   Moving trucks, Germantown, Pennsylvania, 1971
	Bird store, Redding, Pennsylvania, 1973     Two children, Norristown, Pennsylvania, 1973
	Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland, 1981       Garden, Point Lobos, California, 1972
	Boy, Garrapata Beach, California, 1975     Children on steps, Detroit, 1966
	Diner, Flourtown, PA, 1971         Two children, Detroit, 1966
	Children in window, Detroit, 1966   Outlaws, Detroit Love-in, 1966
	Father and son, Detroit, 1966     Girl, Detroit, 1966

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