Broken Angel

Shot with my flipped-lens Kodak Brownie camera, in a cemetery someplace. Can't really remember where.

Comic

A page from a Mexican comic book, shot on a light table.

Fire Escape Shadow

Shot with my flipped-lens Kodak Brownie camera.

Gray

Oops, missed a couple of days posting. I blame the beginning of a new semester, adjusting to a complete change in schedule from my usual work hours, and being busy with work from a class I'm taking.

Anyway, this gray panorama was shot while riding a ferry from Vancouver to Victoria, BC last summer.

Frosty

Shot a few years ago on a bitterly cold January day. I've since replaced these old single pane windows in my house, and the new ones don't frost up. Either that, or with global warming, it never gets cold enough anymore for it to happen.

Caps, Nails, Hosiery

Shot in Hyde Park, Chicago, about a year and a half ago. Color manipulated in Photoshop.

Japanese Gardens

In the Japanese Gardens, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.

Golden Statue

That's not really the color of the sculpture, it's the color of the light illuminating it, as contrasted with the color of the daylight behind it. Shot today in the Art Institute of Chicago.

Tree

I really can't remember anything about this photo. It was shot with my Holga camera, but I don't know where or when.

Locksmith II

Another photo from the locksmith shop I shot a couple of days ago.

Locksmith

I shot this earlier today, while on a walk around my neighborhood. It was the neon signs that caught my attention, but I also liked the rows of key blanks hanging in the shop.

Turquoise Devil

Diablo Lake in North Cascades National Park. The water really is that color, mineral runoff from the surrounding mountains causes the water to turn turquoise.

Barn

I shot this at my Mom's in Michigan on Thanksgiving weekend. That barn-shaped shed in the backyard  tends to show up in a lot of the photos I make there.

Meet Meat

My internet was out last night and this morning for several hours, so I was unable to post yesterday. Here's a collage to catch up. I just made this today, and I'm really happy with how it turned out.

So Bad It's Good

Every once in a while I'll shot a photo that is pretty much a complete technical failure, but I end up liking it in spite of (or because of) the flaws. This is one of those, shot from a moving car on Thanksgiving weekend.

Happy New Year!