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Up at 0400 for a fire call; smoke in the basement which turned out to be an electrical problem. I forgot to stop with the Tanker for glamour shots, but I was able to catch the sunrise on Plum Island afterward. It was too early for the coffee shop, so I stopped at Hanover Street… Continue reading Tanker at the Gates of Dawn
I feel like I've been busy lately, or at least neglecting the blog. January 27 - This is posted on the helipad at one of our local trauma centers. I think the staff may have been watching too many medical dramas on TV. ("Do not rush towards the aircraft"? You really have to say that?… Continue reading 22/365: 27-31
1/26/13 Cricket & Ruby 1/27/13 Sewall St 1/28/13 Slack Tide All shot with Fiuji FP100c in my Colorpack II.
Rule #1 of photography: ALWAYS HAVE YOUR CAMERA HANDY. If you don't, you risk missing the shot or trying to do this justice with your cell phone: The iPhone actually did a decent job, but I can't help thinking the Canon AE-1 loaded with Portra 400 sitting in my hotel room would have done better.Posted with Blogsy
Minolta Uniomat / expired Tri-X
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)
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… Continue reading Light (P366 – April 26)
Jake Bouchard (@jbphto) from Old School Photo Lab issued a challenge recently. To paraphrase, "Everyone shoots sunsets. I want to see what the sun is setting ON." Here you go, Jake. 4/28 - Sunset in Deerfield, NH. And the object. Nikon FM2, Kodak Ektachrome E100G cross processed.And for good measure, here's sunrise the next morning over Salem… Continue reading Sunrise, sunset (P366 – April 28/29)
Notes from Mosquito Hill 