Nature

Light in the Forest


Frozen in Time


Long Road to Nowhere


Living up to it’s Name

Valley of Fire


Desert Vista


Storm Brewing on the Horizon


Drive Fast! There’s a Pot of Gold Out There


It Was Just a Hole in the Wall


It Was a Bad Day to be a Frog

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Swamp Water

Another new shot taken on medium format film.


There’s Gold in Them Thar Hills!

Another scan from an ancient Ektachrome slide.


Autumn in the Rockies


Mountain Sunset

As I continue to scan some of my old slides to present here in my journal I’ve come to realize that I miss the rich, saturated colors that I could get by deliberately underexposing Ektachrome film. With the right subject matter, a light to moderately underexposed slide looked terrific right out of the camera. No processing software necessary, just shine some light through it and enjoy.


Alone in the Woods


Emerald Water, Topaz Sky


Summer Breeze


Step Right Up

Another scan of a negative from the Mamiya Twin Lens.


Lightning at the Lake


Fun With Film

I make my living with state-of-the-art digital cameras but lately I have felt myself missing the experience of shooting on film with my old mechanical cameras. I still have every camera I’ve ever owned and recently I dusted off a couple of them and put them back into service. I have started to shoot again with a select few of my old favorites. Specifically they are a couple of Polaroid bodies, a 35mm SLR and a medium format TLR. This negative is from the medium format body, specifically a 1966 vintage Mamiya C33 Professional Twin Lens Reflex camera. It’s like having a reunion with a long-lost friend.


Midday at the Oasis


Summer Sidewalk


Water Lilies


The Golden Hour


Summertime