The Further Adventures of Bit Bot.

Olympus XA's shutter does some weird things in out of focus areas...

 It's backlit, but I refuse to convert it to sepia.  The lens flare almost obscured the hawk atop the pole, which was screaching repeatedly whilst we traversed the path along the tracks.

 "It's a snack!" -Admiral snAckbar

 Tell me, what's the world with no soul?

 I bet your favorite book store doesn't smell nearly as much like cat pee as mine does.

 looking up at the ceiling, in yellow springs

 save the trees in yellow springs

 

 

 

 

 

Olympus XA/Ilford Delta 400/DSLR scan - The Goat Farm library

Slide film, taken with an Olympus XA, scanned with a DSLR.  No adjustments in post.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 There was some kind of Checker Cab meetup at the NMotUSAF.  I took a bunch of pictures of them, but mostly with the 35mm rangefinder.  It will be a while before those come back from the lab.

 I will never grow tired of the cases of tiny model airplanes in the hallway at the NMotUSAF.  It's my favorite part of the whole museum.  Today this one caught my eye.

Miles took this.  It came out of the camera this way.  Sometimes being ignorant of how shutter speed works can produce fun results.

 From the roof of Celestial Tower on Mt. Adams