hidden gem

I didn't scan this for a few months. I guess I thought it wasn't very good. It ended up being the best shot on the roll. If you shot film, scan all of it!

overlapping memories

I got an accidental double exposure (or a ghost had some fun with my camera). The second shot is really faint so I'm not really sure what it is. The only thing I can really tell is that the second shot involved trees.

chasing ansel

I'm certainly not as good as Ansel Adams, nor will I ever be, but sometimes I take a shot that I think is at least in the spirit of his style. Anyway this was taken with my Holga WPC camera that makes panoramas. This is one of my favorite waterfalls - Eden Falls in the Lost Valley.

perspective

I loved this church. It's in rural Alabama down a dirt road. I was rambling when I found it. I was lucky enough to stumble across a lot of hidden treasures.

one step closer

Wow, it's been a while since I've blogged. I have trouble keeping a blog, which is amazing considering how much I love to talk. ;-)

Anyway, since I've been gone I did a massive road trip, took a few trips to the Ozarks, and had a little weekend trip to Dallas. There really is no rest for the wicked.

The shot above was taken in Georgia at the Nolan House. It's a place I've wanted to see since I first saw shots of it. I saw many other wonderful things on the road, but this house was at the top of the list.

political storm

Here's another shot with the new Holga 120 WPC. This time I kept the shutter open for about 10 seconds. I've taken tons of shots of the Arkansas State Capitol now, but hopefully this one is a little different.

you can't make a mountain straight

Here's a shot at the Wye Mountain Daffodil Field. I was testing out my newest camera - Holga 120 WPC. It's a pinhole camera which means the shutter had to stay open for about 14 seconds to get this shot.