Me and My G1
(Credit: Heather Hocter, Canon PowerShot A95)
Heather took this one when we visited the Japanese Garden in Van Nuys last year. That’s me and my Contax G1.
I really like photos of people using cameras, even when I’m the subject.
Vineyard at Villa Toscana
Vineyard at Villa Toscana
Paso Robles, CA
July 2005
(Contax G1, Carl Zeiss 35/f2, Kodak E100G)
I'm standing in Hayward
Brian posted a photo from our little photo excursion at CSUH/CSUEB/whatever over on his blog, so I’ll share some of mine as well.
Hayward, CA
November 2006Canon EOS 10D
Canon EF 17-40/f4 L
I like to take pictures of my feet in the places that I visit.Is it just me?I hope there are entire sites dedicated to it.
Mission Santa Barbara
Mission Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA
March, 2002
Canon EOS A2, Ilford HP5+
The nearest restroom is down the block
Monterey, CA, July 2005
Contax G1
Kodak Supra 800
So this blog is presumably meant for b&w photography, but I’m so fascinated with my new film scanner that I can’t help posting some color photos.This one was taken on our honeymoon while we were visiting the Monterey Aquarium. We stopped in a little shop to buy a snack, and for some reason I found the counter area interesting.I love my Contax G1 for this type of photography. It’s small, very nice to carry around, nearly as simple as a point & shoot, and the lenses are beautifully sharp.
The Muses
Another slide scan from Hearst Castle.
July 2005
Contax G1, Carl Zeiss 45/f2
Kodak E100G Slide Film
First Film Scan
Well, the scanner arrived much sooner than I expected. So here’s my first scan.
Hearst Castle Statue, July 2005
Contax G1, Carl Zeiss 45/f2
Kodak E100G Slide Film
Morning Shower
I don’t usually care for cell phone pictures, but my wife took this one the other day on her way to work, and I kinda like it.
Someone hit a fire hydrant on Ventura Blvd., and the water shot 3 or 4 stories in the air. Pretty cool.
Update: Here is my wife’s post about this photo on her blog.
Santa Monica
So I thought I’d start the new blog off with something relatively new.
When my sister and brother-in-law visited in October, we went for a little visit to Santa Monica with our cameras. While we were on the Pier, there was a guy down on the beach below with a big bubble maker. All the kids were excited, so when I snapped this, I was really trying for something with the little girl and the bubbles. But while I was processing it, I saw the creepy hooded sweatshirt guy, and the picture became something completely unintended.
Hope you enjoy.
Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, CA
Canon EOS 10D, Canon EF 17-40/f4L
Processed in Photoshop and Adobe Camera Raw
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