hyacinth
Though it isn’t Christmas I took this yesterday. Our cacti bloom in the face of our neglect.
snow drop and tulip leaves
Welcome Spring! It’s so nice to see the garden waking up after winter.
starflex unboxing
My new old camera arrived today. A Kodak Brownie Starflex. It’s gorgeous. It’s smaller than I expected but I can still rig it up for Through the Viewfinder shooting. I might even be able to hack it to use some 35mm film with it since it seems to still be working.
stained glass and trees
Trees through stained glass in Overton. I like the look of this. It feels like getting a glimpse of the space between two frames in a movie to me. This was just a quick experiment. I’ll have to go back and shoot more to see if I can get something really workable.
red bed
This is where I’ve slept for the past few nights while the paint fumes clear from our house. It’s nice to wake up and look out at the harbour.
A Kodak Brownie Starflex is heading my way. I’m excited to try out a new old camera for my through the viewfinder stuff.
quince doppelganger
Sherrie usually forces some quince branches sometime before winter is over. Seeing something from our garden blooming makes me believe that spring is coming. I felt a little weird making these blooming branches look out at the rest of the bush stuck out in the winter wind and rain.
print for show
One of four prints that I submitted for a group show at th’yarc, the local theatre here. If you’re in Yarmouth through the month of February, be sure to stop by.
