An Ode to a Ricoh

In 2007 I was given a Ricoh FF-1s 35mm point and shoot camera, which has since become my favourite. Many years and two cameras later, this is a selection of some of the photos taken since. Enjoy!

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The last time I bothered to take photographs was over two years ago. Maybe it’s time to start again. 

The Devil’s Golfcourse, Death Valley, CA, 2013. 

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Death Valley, 2013.

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Owens Lake

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San Francisco, CA, 2013.

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Oh. Right.

Death Valley, California, 2013.

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San Francisco, CA, 2013.

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Owens Lake, California, 2013.

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Victoria, BC, 2013.

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This photograph is relevant to my interests. 

Another many-layered self-portrait of sorts.

Sidney, BC, 2013.

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Headed back to Rochester and Eastman House for a few days of work. 

Rochester, NY, 2012.

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The colour of summers on the island. 

Victoria, BC, 2013

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Another from Dad's house.

Victoria, BC, 2013.

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Multiple self-portrait reflections at Dad's house. 

Victoria, BC, 2013.

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Evidence of a joyride. 

Mt. Doug, Victoria, BC, 2013.

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Back at my favourite marina in BC.

Pedder Bay, BC, 2013.

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Boy, was I ever the grumpiest person on Mt. Doug when my dad and I got almost to the top and were scared off by a group of seniors doing yoga and chanting like they owned ("ohhmed"?) the place. 

Mt. Doug, Victoria, BC, 2013.

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This ugly lamp always means that I'm home/on vacation. 

Victoria, BC, 2013