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Every year in early July, Ann Arbor’s downtown is invaded by classic cars. This was the first year I went (mainly because my dad was there for the first time with his Morgan). I didn’t take as many pictures as … Continue reading →

These aren’t all that wonderful, and even worse is that out of 24 frames these are the only ones that are at all salvageable. And when am I going to learn that I need to use a tripod with the … Continue reading →

Most of this roll didn’t turn out — some kind of light leak. This has a bit of an “arty” effect, but it’s pretty awful. This could have been taken in the 1970’s (except that Espresso Royale didn’t exist), the … Continue reading →

I’ve had these pictures done and ready to post for a couple of weeks now. I think I was remembering them as being especially crummy, but I am happy to see that they aren’t so bad. Not especially inspired, but … Continue reading →

I took these a couple of weeks ago (at Easter, when it was apparently on the warm side). These were taken with the Nikon 35mm, on Arista ISO 100 film, and developed in the 1:25 Rodinal for 3.5 minutes.

I am so in love with these, I can’t even tell you. I love them all: dirty lens, out of focus, weird light leaks, imperfect framing and all. This one is my favorite:

Meh. I really need to get more disciplined about what I’m doing. I’m not paying enough attention to lighting, background, and other details.

My mom and I went to a very big antique mall while I was visiting and I bought a camera (of course I bought a camera!): a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash, a cheap, but very pretty camera, so ubiquitous in … Continue reading →