The archers split the trees

Posted on August 23, 2019August 23, 2019 Posted in Box Cameras, toy camerasTagged DianaLeave a comment

If I can resist the urge yell, “that’s not Elizabethan English”, I can enjoy the Renaissance Fair.

Just buy something for your lady Sir Doofus!

Diana Meets Rosie

Posted on August 2, 2019August 2, 2019 Posted in color, toy camerasLeave a comment

At the beginning of the summer, we got a puppy. And summer means Kodak Ektar and the Diana.

I think it was the 4th of July

Posted on July 14, 2019July 14, 2019 Posted in toy camerasTagged Chicago, Diana, holiday, photo walk3 Comments

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.

Summer152-15 — The lake was angry, my friend

Sometimes

Posted on May 2, 2019 Posted in Lith Prints, toy camerasTagged Diana, flowers, Grain, lith print, still life, Stuff

A few prints from my latest darkroom adventures.

All Things Must Pass

Posted on April 7, 2019 Posted in Box Cameras, Lith Prints, toy camerasTagged Diana, flowers, Grain, lith print, still life, Stuff2 Comments

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.

All the way to Tacoma

Posted on March 24, 2019 Posted in photo walk, toy camerasTagged Arizona, Business Trip, Diana, Ilford fp4, photo walkLeave a comment

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

Kept expecting the Coyote to jump out from behind these

f6.3

Posted on November 19, 2018 Posted in toy camerasTagged diy lens, fruit, ilfordhp5+, MC-Tea, speed graphic, still lifeLeave a comment

With a rubber washer and a little black tape, I made the opera glass lens f6.3. It’s not quite the f8 or f11 I was hoping for, but it’s a significant jump from f3. This really helped with the depth of field.