PDX: The Turning Peel
A local food publisher, “Kitchen Table”, recently released a collecting them map for local pizza shops. This helps incentivize me to go out and get more pizza (as if I need more encouragement), and one
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PDX: Smith and Bybee Wetlands Natural Area
I felt that I knew Portland well. That changed when I looked at all the places I had been on a map, and I noticed glaring holes. One of the largest holes exists on the
SWF: Dia:Beacon
Ironically, it is hard to find one of those large, white-window art museums with a tiny art piece in the middle of it all. It is the image I have of a modern art museum,
Shot on film: Kodak Ektachrome 100 | Fujifilm GA645Wi | Fujinon Super EBC 45/4
What better way to Lunar New Year than to use slide film?
Shot on film: Kodak T-max 400 | Plaubel Makina 67 | Nikkor 80/2.8
The sun goes down, and the speed goes up. Black and white is the game. We rarely get to Hillsboro downtown, so decided to do a quick walk and see if anything was interesting.
Shot on film: Lomography Potsdam | Plaubel Makina 67 | Nikkor 80/2.8
I always thought I loved Potsdam. Then I realized I had never shot Potsdam in a little while. Then I realized I had never shot them in medium format. Then I realized it was on
Shot on film: Kodak Ektachrome EPT 160T | Plaubel Makina 67 | Nikkor 80/2.8
I’ve always liked the Sandy Hut sign, and I’m finally out here at night. I quickly loaded my camera with Tungsten film, which is not something I have with me all the time, and started