Future me is going to be awfully confused. I’m behind with this but I’ve decided it’s best not to be too precious. The motto for this year has been DO DO DO. I’ve yet to achieve a balance, but balance is dull, so let’s just do it. This film was started some time ago and…
It’s not my usual faire, shooting low and close up. But sometimes to keep things fresh you have to get in low and close. Usually when I’m shooting nature I shoot landscapes, big, wide, small apertures, big sky, trees. So I had to make a conscious effort in this case to simply not. Focus on…
Due to only having enough chemicals to cover 35mm film, not 120, I eventually had to send this to Peak Imaging for processing. The delay in popping this in the post meant that there’s been a strange hiatus between taking these photos and adding them here. In terms of writing about them this isn’t good. …
Well, 36 shots is a lot to take. 35 came out okay (one was of me) and it seems a heck of a lot to inflict on folk, but praps if I make them small it won’t be so bad? I continued with my idea of starting at my doorstep and working outwards. I was…
My favorite camera repair person in Munich is a Frenchman who knows his stuff and holds down the fort at one of the last independent secondhand camera stores in town. It’s the kind of business I go out of my way to support. I brought my very first SLR there to be given some attention…
This roll is number three posted here of a set of rolls shot in spring. The occasion was a quick trip by boat on the Rhine river – only the first picture was taken on the boat, however – and an even quicker one on the funicular that spectacularly crosses the river from Cologne’s zoo…
A while back, I visited Idlewild Park here in Reno and didn’t have very good luck with the camera that I chose. This time, I used the EXA with some Fuji 100. If you wanna catch up, here’s the old post. If not, you can enjoy the trees changing colors and notice how low…
I’m a sucker for a good neighborhood park. And, it makes for an easy way to explore with my family, check out some fun little, hidden spots and, of course, burn through a good roll of film. I headed out with the Bolsey Model C and a roll of Fuji 400 35mm to revisit…
The Yashica Mat EM found these books in the park the other day. They were clearly left for others to loan and share. Shot on Kodak Portra 160/120 film.
52 rolls 