My photographic style over the years has been reliant to a large extent on covering a lot of ground. I always liked wandering around with my camera and recording things of interest that I came across. I was also not stingy with film; I tended to burn a lot of film exploring whatever subject was before me. All that has undergone a rather drastic change due to a mobility deficit stemming from a couple tendon injuries. So, the pictures presented here all came from a single roll of Kentmere 100 which spent a month in my Pentax ME. I shot just a few frames at each of half a dozen locations.
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| The National Hispanic Cultural Center |
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| The maiden voyage of 2926 (half a mile) |
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| The yearly car show at the Albuquerque Art Museum |
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| A stroll through Tiguex Park |
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| The flooded riverside forest |
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| San Felipe de Neri Fiesta 2023 |
You got some good silvery images with the Kentmere. I hope you're healing up okay and that you are on a trajectory toward regaining full mobility.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jim. I was pleased with the performance of both the film and the camera.
ReplyDeleteGreat tones in all with the Kentmere 100. The Tiguez Park shot is precious. I envy your surroundings.
ReplyDeleteIt was definitely a stroke of luck to find a modest home close to three museums and Tiguex Park. A sewer reconstruction is sending a lot of traffic down our normally quiet street, but I'm pretty confident that will end in my lifetime.
ReplyDeleteA nice photo essay. And I agree with James above that it is fortunate that you have so many interesting subjects within walking distance of your home. I need to get out today for a walk with my Nikon FM. I have a roll of Ferrania P30 in it that I started several weeks ago.
ReplyDeleteJR: I'll look forward with what you do with the P30. I abused the film badly with my processing, but it still gave me some nice images.
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