Month: September 2015
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Week 30 -Stingrays and extreme selfies
My Lomography Spinner 360 is a fun niche camera. I usually keep it loaded for those interesting moments. Mrs. Mack 505 owns an interesting Cadillac. Her dealer is also the 2nd largest Corvette dealer in the US. I spent a morning there for routine maintenance. I also carried the Spinner 360 on a sunny afternoon […]
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Week 29 – little blue engine
For 2 weeks in July of every year, the Cotton Valley Rail Trail Club brings its railcars to the Conway Scenic Railroad. We provide rides in the yard as a sideshow for a certain little blue (highly commercialized) engine. This year I was carrying my Yashicamat LM. I don’t remember which film this was, but […]
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Week 28 – Predelivery
I continue to shoot film regularly, but I’ve fallen behind with scanning and posting. Week 25 featured the delivery of my fire company’s newest addition. The week prior, we went to the dealer for pre-delivery inspection. This was our first view when we entered the garage. It looks strange without its stripes.I brought along my […]
Notes from Mosquito Hill 