just hanging out, looking sinister

Miles took this one, with the old 35-DC rangefinder.

"May I see your camera for a moment?" -Marcia

annoyed by the camera

Grain City.  This is before I had fresh batteries in the OM-10.  who knows what shutter speed it was using.  i only know it was using the same speed for every shot.

Here's the first pic out of the OM-10.  It's not light tight but I think that's correctable and it only affects the left side, which i can edit out because I'm cropping them to 4:3 anyhow.  I did these scans myself, on the new wolverine 35mm film scanner.  It's a pain but it's way cheaper in the long run.  I need more ways to get dust off the negatives, though.  These are better than the ones MotoPhoto scanned but they still had dust all over them.  I think this was 400iso film pushed to 800, so it's pretty grainy. 

Awesome pics Whackly!  This isn't my style but super happy it's my shot...

Marcia and I just love the blue window in top right of this building, that's all.

this one's the same idea, just larger scale

it's an homage to a picture gnome posted some time ago.

another self portrait

at Panera

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ok, last one... ...of the blue and black ones, at least.  i need to go to bed.  maybe i will get time to go through the rest of these pictures later.

i might have to do a whole set of just the ones i took, tonight, of the dollar store fiber optic lamp.  macro abstracts are always fun.

i just put the sd card from marcia's camera in the computer.  she used it at the taft meseum, then we both used it to experiment with an LED ringlight, then i used it to play with the macro lens.  there are so many good pictures here.  wait until you see some of marcia's from the museum.  wow.