Pinhole photograph of sunset on a lone butte on the Colorado Plateau last spring. Taken with the Holga wide pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film..
Tag: medium format
Nice day.
Pinhole photo taken while skiing up the road to paradise divide near Crested Butte, CO.
After The Green Has Gone
The layers of rolling hillside in Yellowstone National Park take on a special quality unique to the season after the green of summer has gone but before the snow arrives. Yes, the hills are alive. Yellowstone National Park, Sept 2014.
Tree, rock, sun
Produced with the old black Holga while on a hike outside of Tahoe, CA on a fall day. Holga 120N camera and Kodak Ektar 400iso film printed then scanned.
November Sky
Novembers sky is unique yet similar year to year and this year is no exception. Not quite winter not quite fall. Some trees still hanging onto their leaves while others have dropped them all. Yes, today feels like November. Crown Hill Park in Wheat Ridge, CO. Photographed using a Yashica- A TLR and Kodak Tmax 100 ISO film
On Mt Evans
The light is changing up high, longer shadows on the rocks, a bit of that winter harshness. Crazy clouds swirl above Mt Evans on a weekend hike above treeline. Soon it will be time to trade the hiking boots for skis.
Timelessness
Pinhole photo taken on a very windy cool damp morning while kayaking in Greenland. The experience of being in a true wilderness is timeless. Photographed with a holga WPC
Fall Bouquet
Some bouquets are better unpicked, perfectly arranged as they are and not found in any store.
Fall Pinhole Triptych
I was having a difficult time seeing into the film advance window on my pinhole camera so I just had to wing it and count turns of the film advance knob. The frames ran together producing this triptych of beautiful fall fireweed and other fall splendid colors. Controlled chaos or a happy accident?
Sporulating
My wife Christy is a master of collecting mushrooms and makes beautiful spore prints with them. We usually scan the spore prints but this time I photographed one. Fun with fungus or maybe fungart for short? Thanks Christy!
nature has no boss 
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