This is an image that was shot with my Nikon FM, then developed using Cinestill 96 at home. I scanned the negative with my Fujifilm GFX 100s using a Loawa 100mm 2X Macro lens. The sculpture is located in Duluth, MN. I had issues with the film not rolling properly on the developing spools and lost all but a dozen images out of two rolls of 36 exposures. The survivors had interesting artifacts as part of the issues. More of my photography can found on my website and my blog ..read more

Binibeca, Sant Lluís, Menorca, Balearic Islands ..read more

Wizard Island, Crater Lake ..read more

Eisenhower Park, Long Island – 2016 ..read more

I saw this Mockingbird in a small bird sanctuary with the wonderful — and unusual — name of “Dos Vacas Muertas” (Two Dead Cows). Photographers call this a “bird-on-a-stick” photo, a slightly teasing term indicating that, even though we all take them, it is a bird picture that takes little skill. It’s true. It’s just three simple steps: 1) See the bird; 2) Point the camera; 3) Push the button. Easy peasy. To make up for the simplicity of the image, I had some fun finishing it ..read more

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Here are inscribed on these walls the names of the known Latvian dead from World War 2 ..read more

Fondamenta della Pescheria Canal 1   Burano, Italy is known for its colorful homes and buildings. But it can be equally intriguing in monochrome. This view is along the Fondamenta della Pescheria Canal.  The Church of Saint Martin Bishop tower is in the background. See more of my photos from my Burano and Murano gallery ..read more

William playing with my headphones. B&W conversion with CaptureOne ..read more