So this is over-exposed, but in this case, I kind of think it works.

Waiting for lunch.

This is such a tragedy. The Bagel Factory was such institution (my brother worked there!), it’s been gone for years and the building has stayed empty and crumbling ever since.

This is from the parking lot of one of Len’s buildings. I like all the ivy and the shapes, but overexposure was the theme of the week.

Sorry about the silence for the past many days. I took a few days off to help Len with his rental business changeover, ended up having an emergency root canal (part one, anyway) and a flu. It was a wonderful week. Not.

Anyway, Len’s mother decided to have his father’s ashes interred on Wednesday. This picture actually has nothing to do with that particular grave, but it was the reason I was in a graveyard. I liked the way the cross and flag were reflecting in the stone across from it, but it didn’t come off all that well. Maybe if I had taken more time. I sort of knew it, too, but didn’t have time to take anything else.

I didn’t manage to take any pictures at all yesterday. I have no excuse. So today’s is quite similar to day 319, given they were take about 20 minutes apart. I like this one more. Better composition, better colors. I had exactly one shot before delivery guys went into this space. Luckily it worked out ok (though a bit more straight on might look nicer).

I don’t know how I feel about this one — it would be a lot better without the wires and the cars, and if it were centered. This was taken looking down a driveway, thus the dark borders on either side. On the other hand, I like the shapes a lot, the dome and the wood fence make interesting contrasts to the minimalism of the building. Adds up to a Meh (enough so I don’t have a title for this one).

These got a little out of order — this should have Day 316, but oh well. This is as trippy a picture as one could hope to get on the Holga..