I recently went camping at Cape Henlopen state park in Delaware.
it seems every beach I’ve been to this summer has been closed due to rough conditions.
The beach is a place
The archers split the trees
If I can resist the urge yell, “that’s not Elizabethan English”, I can enjoy the Renaissance Fair.
It don’t look like rain
Summer vacations, Diana, and Kodak Ektar. Here are some of the places I went this summer.
Ricket’s Glen, PA
Northampton, MA
Chicago, IL
Diana Meets Rosie
At the beginning of the summer, we got a puppy. And summer means Kodak Ektar and the Diana.
Things are redeveloping
Last night I tried a new process: lith redevelopment. I took some prints that I had done using standard developer, bleached them back, and redeveloped them in the lith. I like the softer brown tones I get compared to the strong yellow with regular lith.
Waiting to open.
I think it was the 4th of July
I took a trip to Chicago over the 4th of July weekend and I brought along my trusty Diana. I walked a lot and tried hard not to stare at everything.
Sometimes
A few prints from my latest darkroom adventures.
All Things Must Pass
Getting to the end of my pack of expired Kodak Kodabromide paper. I would like to get more, but the Ebay sellers are not very trustworthy and they really gouge you on the shipping charges.
Release Remote Control
I don’t think of myself as a photographer. My mental image of a photographer is a tightly wound old dude. Like Ansel Adams approaching the craft like an engineer: testing films, chemicals, lenses, and shutters. It just doesn’t seem like a place for me.
What can I gain by giving up control? What do I stand to lose? Where is the line?
Sometimes my process is out of control.
All the way to Tacoma
Spent part of this week outside of Phoenix on an business trip. As usual, I spent most of my time in the hotel, but I did sneak out one evening for some shots of the golf course with my Diana and a roll of Ilford Fp4.
Moonrise
Late tee time
A river runs through it
