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Space Shuttle Discovery, inside the National Air & Space Museum.
Polaroid I-2, i-Type Film.
Ended May with a photowalk at Canton's Water Front park.
Polaroid I-2, Color i -Type Film
Polaroid I-2, BW i-Type Film
Polaroid I-2, I-type Film
Rawlings Conservatory, Baltimore MD
Polaroid I-2, I-Type Film
Polaroid I-2, I-Type Film
Polaroid I-2
Color i-Type Film
Polaroid SX-70 • B&W SX-70 Film • Macro Lens 4x
Had a relaxing Sunday evening shooting still life on my balcony.
Polaroid I-2
B&W i-Type FIlm
Swapped my usual deep yellow filter for a polarizer as a test. The results surprised me — contrast was still strong, but skin tones looked more natural and even.
Patapsco Valley State Park, Ellicott City MD.
Polaroid i-2 i-Type Film
Patapsco Valley State Park, Ellicott City MD.
Polaroid i-2, i-Type Film.
Slipped & fell twice-but got it in one take!
Daniel's Area. Patapsco Valley State Park Ellicott City MD.
Ruins of the Pentecostal Holiness Church, abandoned after severe flooding from Hurricane Agnes in 1972.
Polaroid i-2, i-Type Film
f/16, 1/30s
Polaroid I-2, I-Type Film
Last Halloween, it was 40 degrees, and nothing turned out because my SX-70 film got too cold. This year, it was 72, which amused me more than the trick-or-treating—I spent most of the night thinking about it before and after I pulled out my camera. The spookiest thing this Halloween wasn’t the costumes; it was the reminder of climate change and wondering how long until the next record-breaking storm. One thing I did enjoy, though, was the person in the photo acting as a ghost pirate, stuck in one spot in the neighborhood, marching around with a routine. It was weird but refreshing.
Glenstone’s ‘Sylvester’ and ‘Compression Line,’ taken three years apart. Each visit feels like discovering a new playground of scale, shadow, and light.
Polaroid I-2, i-Type Film.
Split-Rocker by Jeff Koons.
Polaroid I-2, i-Type Film.
Sylvester by Richard Serra & Compression Line by Michael Heizer, at Glenstone.