I Hate Laundry



I really do. I despise doing laundry.
Clothespins on my aunts back porch.
Sometimes clothespins remind me of Back To The Future, where Marty and his dad have a talk about asking Elaine out to the dance. I'm a Back To The Future stan, so ummm.....eff you if that was too random for you to just agree with and keep moving lol

Where The Cool Comes From



From the first couple of shots on my first roll of b&w film. I was tinkering around with the meter, I wasn't sure how it does on b&w film. So, I tested it out in my room with the window open, sunny outside and dark inside. I took two shots; this shot with the trees out of focus and the other the trees are in focus. I liked this one best.

Pentax Spotmatic, 35mm.

Oak Red






I've been asked about blowing this up and framing it for a friend. We'll see. A leaf from one of our oak trees.
Pentax Spotmatic, 35mm 400ASA

The Fire


A single leaf from one of our trees.
Pentax Spotmatic 35mm

What I Do Part III-V





In the kitchen, like usual, whippin' work.
I brightened up one of the pics. It def needed it and it worked.

Berry Pop




Taken again because I had a mishap with the previous roll. Still learning.

What The Hook Gon' Be?




Killing time on my Aunt's back porch. I'm beginning to think it's necessary I have my camera with me at all times.

...And they posed





The horses next door. They were giving me life.

B&W

Just got my first roll of b&w I ever shot back. My Holga is collecting dust, smh.

Kodak film 400ASA. Next time I will buy 200 or 100. It's obviously not made for super sunny days to shoot b&w with 400ASA, just not right. I also learned about contrast, very quickly too from this roll.

My portrait lens came. Tested the clicks and all that and it's all good. Gonna maybe shoot with it tomorrow. It's a Fujinon 55mm I copped off Ebay for $40. Would've been handy during Arts Beats and Lyrics this past Friday, but I digress. Fresh Paint is coming up soon and I cannot wait to shoot there.

My love for film just keeps on growing! Enjoy the pics! Also enjoy some sweet ass shots I took whilst whipping butter one day. I *air humped* when the pics loaded. :)

One small confession....I dropped my Pentax. It fell in the garage, on the concrete. There is a crack in the viewfinder, but it's not the window on the outside, but the inside near the top. Luckily the mirrors didn't crack, that's all I was worried about. It hasn't effected my shots or the way the meter works, so it's all good!

Let's Cool Off



Last pic from Chicago, promise! This is in the garden that trails by Millennium Park. We decided to walk through it and stumbled upon this "coolery" I'll call it. It was soooo hot that day. I just KNEW the water would be warm, considering the black bottom, but nope, it was nice and cool. It was so awesome. Whoever decided to build it there is a genius. I also love how the colors came out and how bright it is. Didn't expect this from my Holga, but it was quite sunny. I'm pretty sure it was 400asa film I used.

Holga, 35mm, July 2010

The Trail and The River



Katy Trail....nowhere near the river so I'm not sure what happened here exactly. The left side shows our first rest stop. I took a pic there and of the field across the road. There was no river at that spot at all. The river was further down on the next stop and I thought I had taken pics inbetween there. Either the film lab flubbed or something wacko happened with advancing the roll and taking the next set of pics. You can see where I double exposed on the left, but not on the right. Odd...odd.

Anywho, Holga, 35mm. June, 2010

The Aquarium's View



At the aquarium, on the front steps. Chicago, July 2010. Holga 35mm.

I Spy




....sound coming from horns and mountains over hills.

Hanging over the railing with my telelens on my Holga 35mm in front of the Hershey store in Downtown Chicago. July 2010.

Tip Top Tap



Downtown Chi. Off-centered....lol. Holga 35mm, telelens. July 2010.

Sky High At The Pier



Downtown Chicago-Pier, July 2010. Taken with Holga 35, telelens.