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Street shrine of a sort in East Williamsburg

Adox CHS 25 blown out in Lightroom. Easy way to salvage an out-of-focus shot and turn it into an arresting image.

Somewhere south of Atlantic Avenue. Canon FT, 50/1.8, Adox CHS 25

Ilford Delta 3200, 2 sec. exposure, 50/1.8

Fuji Acros 100, Yashica 635, 250/f11

Triple exposure, solarized Acros 100

Mixed media.

Words and image. Urban anxiety, St. Louis style.

Fuji Acros 100 shot w. my Yashica 635. This was a 15th of a second exposure at f3.5. I had to use a plastic napkin holder as an impromptu tripod, but it worked!

Two radically different b/w stocks with my faithful Canon AE-1 50/1.8. Visiting the St. Louis City Museum.

One of the joys of a museum’s permanent collection is that you can photograph it. Betty at St. Louis Art Museum.

Exploring the new wing of the St. Louis art museum and a new film stock, Bergger BFP 400.

One from the recent archives: Sunset Park waterfront.

Gowanus and Park Slope pipeage. Fuji Acros 100.

Frame and a half magic. Canon FT, 110/2.8. Kodak Tmax 100 w. red 25 filter.

Seeing what I can do with my Yashica at nighttime. Ilford 3200 shot at 3.5/60

More Yashica/Acros goodness. Stalking pipes in East Williamsburg.

The more I shoot with Fuji Acros 100, the more I am impressed by its silky blacks and range. I’m also pretty smitten with my Yashica 635, which took this shot.

Facing fences on the Lower East Side. Zeiss Contaflex 50/2.8, Fuji Acros 100.

Another glimpse from Demolition Depot.

The backside of a tub. Exploring Demolition Depot in Harlem. Zeiss Contaflex 50/2.8. Fuji Acros 100.