Sausage.

Adam at the office.

Testing out a longish lens. 90mm f2. Beautiful.

More Go Skateboarding Day. Weird to use a Holga again. My very first blog post about four and a half years ago was shot with one of those cameras.

Go Skateboarding Day was fun.

I'm on a pretty strict regiment of develop, scan, develop lately. Just got back from a trip and going on another one on Saturday. More to come......

More SF.... and some Isaac McKay-Randozzi in this one. I'm out for a week. See everyone soon!

SF, CA. April 2010.

Hays.

More sqaure.

Really feeling the square lately. This one is from about a month ago or more when I got my Hasselblad fixed. Nerd Alert!!!! I love my Hasselblad 500C/M and my Leica M6. No matter what happens, I'll never sell either.

Another Half-frame photo.

How to make a scooter.

One from SF. More someday. Not sure when, but someday.

So, when all the stuff in the posts below was going down....somebody called the cops. They were wondering why we were out in the desert destroying stuff but didn't really seem to care that we were. Everything was cool as long as we picked up after ourselves when we were done. Keaton told the cop that he was getting married on Sunday and this was his bachelor party. To which the officer replied, "Marriage huh? I've been down that road. Welcome to Hell buddy" and away they went.

A few more from Keaton's desert destroying party.

Florescent Light Sabers. Yes, I've seen the Ed Templeton foto of the same thing but I didn't set this one up in an attempt to copy his (much better) photo of the same content. It just worked out that way.

Motion Study.
I'm sorry about the lapse in chronology.....I've been shooting way too much film and am behind on scanning.

Hasselblads are magnificent beasts. The world has too many sharp photos taken with them. So I focus soft, yo.

Keaton knows how to throw a party.

Scott Simpson.

Jovi Bathemess.

I shot these photos about two years ago with my 4x5 camera. At the time I didn't really have a way to scan them other than scan them in pieces and the merge them together with software. The film I used expired in 1992. Dirt sticks to it pretty good but other than that I can't complain about the film. These photos are dirty, underexposed (my shutter speeds were off and I didn't know it) and shot with a 60 year old camera. Maybe "antiqued" is en vogue.(check the signs in the photo...pun originally unintended).