Campus Noir

How last semester felt.

Maybe I should submit these to BYU Magazine.

Will to Power

Outside it's a beautiful day

Ride On

At the 2011 Tour of Utah in SLC

"a little willingness to see"

Antelope Island State Park. On flickr.

Antelope Island

Antelope Island, UT. On flickr.

My first visit to Antelope Island was a very nice experience. As was shooting this roll of Walgreens 400 speed. Something about these cheap rolls of film that I just really like. I took about a dozen shots with my D40 and didn't like any of them (except maybe one). I suspect the digital pictures could have turned out better if I'd exerted a more disciplined rigor toward shooting with a D40. But no matter how much effort I'd put into those digital shots, they still wouldn't look like this.

All That Could Have Been

A recurring pattern: I load the film, and fry the first image. Keeps me humble. Or something. A reminder that the whole process is rather delicate and it doesn't take much for your world to vanish. Still, from the look of that water, I'll bet this would have been the best oceanscape on the roll.

Pretentious

I don't typically do self-portraits for rather apparent reasons. But I had a roll to finish and my creativity was exhausted.

So It Goes

First time shooting Ilford HP5. I'm glad I have two more rolls of the stuff.

Summer Ultramax

I didn't take a picture for four months. When I came back to it in mid-December and finished my roll, I found these. It feels like so long ago, but it was only August.

Kodak Ultramax film delivers.

Street Tough