a whole lot of green
A few nature shots. Taken with a Fuji GW670II using Fuji Provia 100f.
oh hello, austin
I travel to Austin, Texas a few times every year. Here are snapshots from my most recent visit, which was for the Texas Tribune festival in September. Taken with a Leica M5 using Fuji Provia film and a 50mm Konica lens.
last days of summer
Another set of out and about shots, taken with a Leica M5 using Fuji Provia 100f and a M-Hexanon 50mm f/2 lens.
in town, on grounds, and in the city
More snapshots! There is no particular theme to these, just more of what I’ve seen while going about my life. Shot on a Leica M5 with a 50mm f/2 M-Hexanon lens using Kodak T-MAX 400.
snapshots from the various places i spend my time
Taken in Charlottesville and Washington D.C. The camera is a Fuji 6x7 rangefinder and the film is Kodak T-MAX 400. Developed and scanned by Old School Photo Lab.
a strange estate for guests of the college
I went to Wake Forest University for a panel, and they had me stay at a very strange estate. Obviously, I took a few photos. Shot with a Leica M5 using a M-Hexanon 50mm f/2 lens and Kodak T-MAX 400 film. Processed by ProCamera in Charlottesville, Virginia.
somewhat surprisingly, no one questioned the guy in camo pants taking pictures with his old camera
Photos were captured with a Graflex Crown Graphic on a tripod with a 135mm Optar f/4.7 lens. Black and white photos are with Ilford HP5 Plus, color are with Fuji Provia 100f. Taken in North Garden, Virginia.
theme parks are strange places to visit as an adult
Taken at Busch Gardens, Williamsburg using a Fuji X100F digital camera. Post-processing done in-camera using the "Acros" and "Classic Chrome" film simulations.
an unexpected toilet and other assorted snapshots
A few photos from recent travels. Taken with a Fuji X100F in Washington D.C., Charlottesville, Virginia, and Evansville, Indiana. Processed in camera using the "Acros" simulation and a few adjustments.
Miscellaneous photos from an ordinary weekend
Taken in and around Charlottesville, Virginia, using a Fuji GW670 rangefinder and Kodak Tri-X 400 film.
The first picture is my favorite.
