Month: May 2012
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Carpe Granitum*
I didn’t realize I’d been stressed lately. Life goes on, I have a lot of things going on and a few deadlines on the horizon. Work was starting to feel less fun and more like work, but all in all things are still good. Yesterday an errand put me north of the notches in the […]
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Just a few notes on good reads
One of my favorite blogs is gone. In the early days of my own blogging career, Tom Reynolds’ Random Acts of Reality was both a favorite and an inspiration. He painted a vivid portrait of the reality and absurdity of life in the London Ambulance Service. As time passed, Tom moved on to a different […]
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May randomness (P366)
5/8 – In the checkout line, wondering why Nostradamus looks like an angry Sean Connery. 5/9 – Charter Hose No. 1 5/10 – Beth learning to handle a manual TLR, in this case a Super Ricohflex. 5/10 – The Vegetable Garden @ Castle Hill 5/12 – Requiem for a picnic table. […]
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Crawford Notch (P366 – 5/5)
On 5/5, Beth and I took the motorcar up Crawford Notch on the Conway Scenic RR with the Cotton Valley Rail Trail Club. I’ll let the photos do the talking. Nikon FM2/Kodak Ektachrome E100G cross processed (above) Smena Symbol (below)
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Floodlights
5/4 – Engines 681 & 682 operate at an early morning car fire with exposures. Shot on 645 Pro for the iPhone, which has some nice feature and a decent night mode.
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Golf Ball (P366 – 5/1)
In our recent photo travels, Beth and I have noticed a number of found objects stationed on fence posts. I’m not sure if this is coincidence, or if I’m missing out on some sort of meme. This golf ball graced the entrance to Hellcat Swamp at the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge last week. […]
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Light (P366 – April 26)
4/26 – Beth & Cricket. I was experimenting with alternative lighting using a new flash slave adapter. This little $5 gizmo fires its flash when it sees another flash fire. It has lots of possibilities, and I highly recommend picking one up. 4/28 – First day with the new (to me) Minolta HiMatic AF2. I […]
Notes from Mosquito Hill 