images as thoughts
Although we have had a nice bevy of spring snows this year the sun rapidly comes out afterwards and thus with each passing snow comes a quick melt down. On a recent walk we took the time to sit and watch the snow melting over a creek which by the way is better than watching paint dry or water boil especially given the fact that “a watched pot never boils”.
Sit right down and enjoy the view from an open seat on this park bench.
Cottonwoods and open fields and maybe a bird or two you never know what you’ll see.
Pinhole photograph on Kodak Tmax film.
The sky and sea waving good morning to each other on a grey but beautiful winters day.
Wishing you all a very happy holiday and may peace fill the air.
Holga, 120 pinhole camera and Kodak film.
Dawn light and wintery peaks captured with the old black Holga. Getting up early isn’t all that bad sometimes.
Experiencing wilderness is like taking a ride in a time machine to a place familiar yet distant. That old friend you love to see but are a bit wary of all the same.
As humans we have the ability to protect wilderness, let’s do so before it is too late.
Pinhole photograph taken on a very windy morning in East Greenland, 2013 using a simple pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film.
As the November sun sets earlier each day I feel the last memories of summer melt away and wait for the snow to find me.
Zeroimage pinhole and Tmax 100iso film.
