Benjamin Perlin of Nashville, Tennessee, works at a Habitat for Humanity Restore, a charity shop that sells used furniture and building materials at low prices. The charity, which Benjamin Perlin helps by performing tasks like unloading and sorting donations and providing customer service in the shop, assists the Nashville community in many ways. In providing a deconstruction team to remove materials from homes being remodeled at no charge to donators, Habitat for Humanity saves homeowners money on the removal process and provides affordable appliances to less fortunate community members. The store’s profits are used to fund the organization and the building of new Habitat for Humanity houses. Other volunteer work Perlin regularly participates in includes his work at the Tennessee State Veterans Home in Murfreesboro. His job is to provide company to the veterans and lend an ear to those wishing to tell their stories. He also entertains veterans by playing games like poker and blackjack with them. Additionally, Benjamin Perlin has volunteered at his local Second Harvest Food Bank as a sorter.
A professional photographer in Nashville, Tennessee, Benjamin (Ben) Perlin shoots with traditional film cameras and utilizes advanced darkroom techniques to achieve specific effects in his w…
A professional photographer in Nashville, Tennessee, Benjamin (Ben) Perlin shoots with traditional film cameras and utilizes advanced darkroom techniques to achieve specific effects in his work. In addition to his photography, Benjamin Perlin volunteers at a local Habitat for Humanity ReStore, where he unloads and sorts donations and assists customers.
An experienced scientist and photographer, Benjamin Perlin combines artistry and science in creating the best possible images by implementing new darkroom techniques such as solarizing and cyanotype. Benjamin “Ben” Perlin has a member of the Tennessee Robotics Club (TRC) for eight years now.
TRC is an educational non-profit which aims is to provide learning opportunities for the…
Habitat for Humanity ReStore Supports Housing for All
Habitat for Humanity ReStore Supports Housing for All
Habitat for Humanity ReStore
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A professional photographer in Nashville, Tennessee, Benjamin (Ben) Perlin shoots with traditional film cameras and utilizes advanced darkroom techniques to achieve specific effects in his work. In addition to his photography, Benjamin Perlin volunteers at a local Habitat for Humanity ReStore, where he unloads and sorts donations and assists…
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville’s Homeownership Program
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville’s Homeownership Program
Homeownership Program
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Nashville resident Benjamin “Ben” Perlin divides his time between professional pursuits and his activities supporting various charities. In addition to volunteering at the Tennessee State Veterans Home in Murfreesboro, Benjamin Perlin donates his time and resources to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville.
Black Belt Requirements For The Karate Institute Of America
Black Belt Requirements For The Karate Institute Of America
Karate Institute of America
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The owner of Ben Perlin Photography, Benjamin Perlin is focusing on growing his Nashville, Tennessee, studio. Outside of his work, Benjamin “Ben” Perlin is a musician and also is training to attain his black belt in karate.
According to Karate Institute of America(KIA) testing standards, a candidate must be at least 16 years old and have…
SAE Launches New Journal Focused on Connected and Automated Vehicles
A photographer based in Nashville, Tennessee, Benjamin “Ben” Perlin specializes in working with film cameras and processes his photos in a traditional darkroom setting. Also an engineering enthusiast, Benjamin Perlin is a member of the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE).
In early January, SAE announced that it would begin production of a new peer-reviewed scholarly journal called Connected and Automated Vehicles. The new publication will focus on scientific inquiries and study of these types of vehicles in different settings. As with most peer-reviewed journals, Connected and Automated Vehicles will be primarily research-oriented and focus on advancing the science behind this new trend in automotive engineering.
Some of the topics that will be covered by the journal include new navigation technologies, developments in driver interfaces, sensor fusion, and the technology behind automated vehicles. To learn more about this journal and the other publications that SAE International has to offer, visit discover.saemobilus.org/scholarlyjournals.
Photographer Benjamin “Ben” Perlin is based in Nashville, Tennessee, where he volunteers for several nonprofit organizations in his spare time. Interested in emergent technology, Benjamin Perlin is a longtime member of the Middle Tennessee Robotic Arts Society.
One of the primary functions of the Middle Tennessee Robotic Arts Society is to help members become more…
International Balloon Fiesta
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A Nashville-based community contributor, Benjamin “Ben” Perlin has spent the past several years capturing film photographs. When he’s not busy taking pictures or volunteering at various organizations, Benjamin Perlin enjoys traveling and he has been to several destinations around the United States.
Benjamin Perlin divides his time between volunteering at Habitat for Humanity and Tennessee State Veterans’ Home and taking photographs for Ben Perlin Photography. In his free time, Benjamin Perlin loves traveling. He counts Amsterdam among his favorite destinations.
As is the case with many cities in Europe, Amsterdamis particularly popular during the summer. Weather between June and August can…
Holston Habitat for Humanity Announces New Home Repair Program
Holston Habitat for Humanity Announces New Home Repair Program
Home Repair Program
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Benjamin (Ben) Perlin is a traditional film photographer with a passion for capturing scenes that capture his interest and imagination. A volunteer in the Nashville community where he lives, Benjamin Perlin works with Habitat for Humanity and has engaged with the local Restore retail center selling used furnishings and building materials.
Benjamin Perlin is a Nashville photographer who employs traditional film cameras in capturing unique moments that convey a specific mood and atmosphere. Among the vintage cameras that Benjamin (Ben) Perlin has obtained over the years are a Zeiss Ikon Contessa and a Nikon F2.
Produced from 1971 to the early 1980s, the Nikon F2 defined the state-of-the-art among mid-range, mechanically operated 35mm SLR models. The original Nikon F came out in 1959 and proved a worthy competitor to the LEICA with its combination of reliability and quick handling. The F2 improved on that popular model by replacing the rangefinder with a single lens reflex lens system and through other developments fueled by research for NASA’s SkyLab and Apollo mission.
One of the F2’s key differentiators was a continuously variable shutter speed of between 1/90 and 1/2,000, which allowed for photography in a wide range of conditions. Requiring no batteries, the cameras were known for their accurate framing and focus, with interchangeable focus screens and finders creating a unified system for serious photographers. Nikon’s F2 production run came to an end in 1980 when the company introduced the electronics-equipped F3, but many die-hard owners eschewed the new models in favor of the classic.
Conveying Photographic Moods through Images of the Weather
Conveying Photographic Moods through Images of the Weather
Photographic Moods
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A photography enthusiast, Benjamin (Ben) Perlin prefers using film cameras and enjoys exploring traditional darkroom techniques. When taking photos, Benjamin Perlin seeks to capture ephemeral moments that convey a fleeting mood or expression.
At the center of creating mood in photography is lighting. For example, when capturing outdoor scenes,…
Catalina Island, California
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Aspiring photographer and avid community volunteer Benjamin “Ben” Perlin enjoys spending time with those in need, giving back to a great number of charity organizations around Nashville, Tennessee. In his leisure time, Benjamin Perlin enjoys sailing and enjoying the outdoors. The United States is home to many incredible sailing towns, all with…
Benjamin “Ben” Perlin is a photographer and community volunteer living in Nashville. Dedicating much of his time to helping citizens of his local community, Benjamin Perlin volunteers at the the Tennessee State Veterans Home in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and is happy and proud to hear veterans tell their stories and impart their wisdom.
Benjamin Perlin works as an independent photographer in Nashville, Tennessee. Benjamin Perlin maintains a lasting passion not only for the art of photography, but also for the chemistry of film image capture and development.
To properly develop black-and-white film, you first need a space from which you can seal out external light. The first task is to cover any…
