I tend to shoot more than one camera at a time, particularly while travelling. Often I come home with a partially-shot roll of film in the camera. I make an effort to finish the roll as soon as possible, but I usually get strangely disconnected subject matter on the roll.
The first four photos here are pinhole from the tail-end of my trip to New Orleans last November. After pausing for brunch at the Pike Place Market, I finished the roll during a pinhole photography meetup that I host monthly. We went to the world-famous Hiram M. Chittenden Memorial Locks.
Film: Kodak Ektar 100, color negative film
Camera: terraPin Bijou 35mm FL, f/135
A delicious salad of cucumbers, Couchon, New Orleans
Sandi at the gate
The Old State Capitol Building, Baton Rouge, open 1847.
A Deco building in the Capitol area of Baton Rouge.
Brunch at the Athenian, Pike Place Market, Seattle
Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, opened in 1917. Scopes Meetup.
“Salmon Waves,” artist Paul Sorey, 2001, Hiram M. Chittenden Memorial Locks, SCOPES Meetup.
“Salmon Waves,” artist Paul Sorey, 2001, Hiram M. Chittenden Memorial Locks, SCOPES Meetup.
Shiny. Could benefit from some cropping.
“Salmon Waves,” artist Paul Sorey, 2001, Hiram M. Chittenden Memorial Locks, SCOPES Meetup.
“Salmon Waves,” artist Paul Sorey, 2001, Hiram M. Chittenden Memorial Locks, SCOPES Meetup.
“Salmon Waves,” artist Paul Sorey, 2001, Hiram M. Chittenden Memorial Locks, SCOPES Meetup.
These rolls were processed and scanned by Moon Photo in Seattle; all images are as scanned without alteration. More photos from this and my other 52Rolls can be found HERE
52 rolls 
Very good! I have followed the link to the camera, but where can we buy one?…
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That water is like butter!
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I like the lo-fi desaturated look.
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