Was the weekend real or a dream. Friday as warm and sunny whereas Saturday was cool and rainy and Sunday a mixture of the two. Is it really Monday already? What a wonderful time of year.
Photographed on a sunny fall afternoon with a Zeroimage pinhole camera and Kodak Ektar 100iso film.
Pinhole photograph taken on a quiet evening near the Karale Glacier.
Holga 120 pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100 iso flim.
Another from my old black Holga. Wildflowers in bloom high up on scarp ridge near Lake Irwin, Co.
Holga 120N and Kodak Porta 400 iso film.
A beautiful summer sunset viewed form the forest along the shore of Shoshone Lake in Yellowstone National Park.
Photographed with a Zeroimage 2000 pinhole camera and Fuji Velvia Film.
Looking through the plastic lens of the old black holga into pure summer goodness. Twisted aspens and green green grass. Taken while hiking the dark canyon trail in the Raggeds wilderness area. Holga 120N and Fuji Velvia film.
Peeking out through a slot in the rocks into the great pacific ocean. This days end was filled with light. Yashica A TLR and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Or Landscape within a Landscape within a Landscape. How do you photograph the landscape within the landscape? Nature is a repeating fractal pattern ever present but for me a difficult subject to photograph. Not macro or micro photography but capturing what is small yet large and large yet small. This is one attempt.
Just before spring with small buds on the tress and the grass still brown the sun was hard at work. Zero Image Pinhole Camera and Kodak Ektar- 100 iso film, Crown Hill Park, Wheat Ridge Colorado.
Sometimes it takes an uncluttered landscape to see that land and sky are one.
Northern New Mexico. Photographed with a Yashica A-TLR and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Holga version of an old silo taken on the drive between Saratoga Wyoming and Walden CO. Holga 120 and Tmax 400 iso.
nature has no boss 
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