Pigeons. Salt Lake City, Ut. August, 2013.

Zion National Park from Grafton, UT. March, 2012

Grafton, UT. March, 2012.

Near Grafton, UT. March, 2012.

Salt Lake City, UT. November, 2011.

Sean W. Nose Wheelie. Salt Lake City, UT. September, 2011.

Sean W. Salt Lake City, UT. September, 2011.

Sean W. Salt Lake City, UT. September, 2011.

HDR? I wish. Just Pan F+ and a red filter. So not cool right now.

Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah. August, 2011.

Speed Week. Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah. August, 2011.

Speed Week. Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah. September, 2011.

Big Blue!

Jeff was saying the other day how I hadn't updated in a bit. Well, I guess be careful what you wish for friend because now I updated with a photo of you.

Jeff, F/S 5050. Salt Lake City, Utah. March, 2011.

Shibuya (or possilbly Harajuku), Tokyo, Japan. June, 2010.

I'm finally posting Japan pictures from June. I was using them for a zine but I've already done that now. Is this an inappropriate time to pay tribute to one of my favorite places? I hope not.

Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. June, 2010.

Even if you're not Japanese, you might know this crosswalk from the movie Lost in Translation.

Today is the last day to get Kodachrome processed. These are a few photos from my last roll.

Paul Simon has a song about Kodachrome, but also Simon and Garfunkel have song called "My Little Town". These photos were taken in my little town over Thanksgiving weekend. Click on them to see them larger (and to see how bad I am at scanning).

Cedar City, Utah. November, 2010.

End of an era.

Last roll of Kodachrome for sure. I have another roll (that chronologically was shot before this) that hasn't been scanned yet. As of December 31, 2010, Dwayne's Camera in Kansas will no longer process Kodachrome film (they are currently the only lab who still does the process). The film has been discontinued for about a year now and the processing will soon be gone. This is my last roll of Kodachrome ever....or at least until someone brings it back (keeping my fingers crossed....it happened with Polaroid!)

P.S. This roll is kind of blah but it represents the end of an era so I have to post it. Sorry Paul Simon....they really did "Take your Kodachrome away"