Palm Springs Polaroid
This is my brother holding a palm frond in front of some big palm trees in an oasis on an indian reservation in Palm Springs, California, thats all. I like old looking vacation photos and my brother.

Photographs and stories of my projects in progress, adventures and random stuff
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This is my brother holding a palm frond in front of some big palm trees in an oasis on an indian reservation in Palm Springs, California, thats all. I like old looking vacation photos and my brother.

This is a photo of new friends I made while visiting London. Andru and Michelle riding the tube.

I was gone in London a week ago and haven’t had much internet. Sorry if you have been constantly looking and find nothing. Here is a photo of me in London. I have a bunch more photos to prep and blog but enjoy this for now.

When I went back east, I also went to Boston. I haven’t been there since I was 12 and it was just as I remembered. Lots of bricks. I liked it.
These photos were taken with my broken and now sold Rollei 35s. That camera is great but guessing distances (to focus it) is difficult for me. These shots were exposed using the in camera meter, and I am quite please with the results that the Ilford HP5 400 film yielded. I am often captivated by light, specifically the shapes it helps define and the shadows created. It is all geometry and composition to me with a little flare. Dig it.

I am a lover of light

Subway antics
Sometimes things look better out of focus, or at least worth the risk.

I really like trees. Their symbol means lots of things to me, but mostly they represent strength. I specifically like trees that stand alone or stand out from the rest.

I made a small venture out into Joshua Tree National Park recently with my friend Conrad. Here is my favorite photo of a Joshua Tree, they remind me of something from a Dr. Seuss illustration.

These are the long awaited black and white film photos from my trip to the Getty with my girlfriend, full story in my previous post. Hand developed Fuji Acros film taken with my Yashica TLR camera.

This camera has a self timer control and this is what we did with it.

Out of focus works best sometimes.

Blinded by the limestone. I think she looks like her mom here, but you wouldn’t know.

Sad with a mouth full of rice crispy treats.

Jessie took this photo of me.
Below is a small collection of my favorite things to gather when visiting someplace new, pressed pennies and photo booth strips. Sorry for the weak photograph of the stuff. Good photographs soon to follow since I just developed a couple rolls of film.

If you want to make my day and mail me (42 cent stamp) a pressed penny (two quarters plus one penny) from wherever you are. That 93 cents would sure make this boy happy.