The Beach Phone.

Shot with an iPhone.
At the beach.

More to come.

Baggage, Or The Ultimate Found Photo.

Anyone who has a thing for cameras and gets them used will tell you that from time to time, there’s film that someone else exposed (or shot, depending on what the pictures look like, I guess) left in the cameras. Such is what happened to me when I got my first Hasselblad.

It had a roll of some kind of Kodak film in it. I dropped it at the local camera store (and this has got to be almost 10 years ago) so I could see what treasures awaited me.

When I got the film back, it was woefully dark. I tried to print a contact sheet to get a feel for what was there and couldn’t see anything. I quickly gave up but never got rid of the negs. Imagine my surprise when I scanned a couple the other day to find that there were really images there.

Someone had a holiday at the shore apparently. The rest of the story is up to your imagination. If this kind of thing intrigues you, do a quick google search for “found photos” and have a good time. This magazine may also interest you, though it’s not just photographs.

A Parting Shot.

I was trying for the second time this year to convince her that the water was fun. The very next day, she figured it out and I couldn’t drag her away. She kept pulling me closer and closer to the breakers. I remind you that I’m over 6 feet tall and she’s barely 3 feet tall. *sigh*

And Who Doesn’t Want a Vacation?

No Swimmin.

Really, do I need to caption this?