Tag Archives: photography
Zoo
The last week of my vacation! On Sunday I walked the dog and it was green and lovely. Plus I think that’s the afternoon I chatted with a very nice lady who is new to the area and looking for … Continue reading
Film Interlude
A roll back from the Chaika half frame solid little Soviet 70s camera. The film is Lomochrome ’92 which has indeed as promised given everything a kind of elegiac golden summer glow. I don’t know why it is that film … Continue reading
Prayer
I am praying a lot lately, which is kind of weird when you consider that I don’t, actually, believe in god. Or gods. Or whatever. Or do I? I have never really made up my mind. I find it easier … Continue reading
Film Interlude
These are from my early 80s Praktica, a solid old school fully manual camera that I love with all my heart. The film is Ilford black and white, 400 ISO. Developed and scanned by the Shutterbug. These are making me … Continue reading
Film Interlude!
A roll of film came back from the good people at The Shutterbug and I’m very, very happy with it. This is from my little plastic toy fisheye camera, the trusty old Lomography Fisheye 1. All plastic, all the time. … Continue reading
Okay
It never fails that the last and biggest photo in any given gallery is the worst one. I’m feeling a bit rejuvenated this week and that has been nice. My visiting friend last weekend is another photo nerd – that’s … Continue reading
Conference
Last week, I actually went out of town. I drove 6 hours (Google will tell you it is four and a half hours: Google lies. Also I like back roads better than I-5.) to a conference outside Elkton, Oregon. The … Continue reading
Circles
I will try to write more later, but this week I feel like I am just running in circles and getting nowhere. SO! At least the photos are up! Sunday is an out the car window shot of one of … Continue reading
Summer
It is fully summer, even here on the Oregon coast, where some years (looking at YOU, 2025) we don’t even get a summer. This year is so extremely summer that I do not quite know what to do with myself, … Continue reading
Film Interlude
Black and white Ilford HP5 from the beloved half frame Chaika II which has clearly developed some kind of scrapey thing at the end of the roll, leaving a thin line across the top of the frame in a lot … Continue reading