Tag: film photography
Daytona
After a trip to Disney World in Florida back in January, it’s starting to look more and more like there’s a trip to Disneyland in California in the fall. Fingers crossed.
Downtown
Fountain
I take a lot of pictures of fountains. I was standing by this one in Hollywood Studios for a while while Jen was in line at Starbucks. I took way too many pictures of this fountain. This one tried to keep the shutter speed a tad on the slower side. I guess it sort of worked. Sort of.
My Guitar is Calling Me
I haven’t played my guitar in months. What the hell is wrong with me?
Bubbles
I spent our entire trip to Disney World trying to get a good pic of bubbles as some random kid fired off a barrage of them from one of the little bubble producing toys. I tried on film and on digital and I came up with pretty much squat. This is the best I got… and it’s nothing.
The Monorail
The one film shot of the Monorail that I managed to get at Epcot came out 100% better than any of the digital monorail shots I got. Oh yeah.
Lahey
This is one of those “always have the camera with you because you never know what you’ll see moments.” My father was in the Lahey Clinic in Burlington, MA. I went to visit him and saw this on the top level of the parking garage. Is it interesting? Who knows. It clearly was to me at the moment I was parking the car, right?
Walnut Grove Cemetery
I took Dad’s camera to this location twice. The first time the film broke. The second time it jammed with about five shots left so I just rolled it up and didn’t tempt fate. Next time I’ll bring my Nikon instead but I’ll probably go black and white again because it’s spooky looking and I like spooky looking things.
WOOHOO!
Inside the Red Head's Head 