Photography & Vintage Film Cameras

 Another image found in the recesses of my hard drive.  I doubt I'll ever find the negative as it was made many years before I got my ne...

 Margaret made a deep dive into the clutter on her desk and turned up this photo made beside the corral of our house in King Hill.  I don...

I was born in Idaho, but was whisked off to Seattle when I was two.  Over the next twenty years I heard a steady drumbeat of stories about f...

 My currently limited mobility has put a crimp in my photographic style.  Rather than just run film through a camera to no good end, I thoug...

 On San Bruno Mountain south of San Francisco the Red-tailed hawks most often built their big nests high up in eucalyptus trees.  I bought p...

 I found some of my slides from our time in California taken in 1975 and 1976.  The mounts say Kodachrome, Ektachrome and Technicolor. In th...

A typical photo session for me often encompasses a couple miles of walking along the river.  Limiting my field of view to a table top can of...

Featured in today's Guardian is photographer, Mark Steinmetz .  His photography shows some of the same quirky style of his early mento...

I shot a roll today of Arista Edu Ultra 400 in the Spotmatic and processed it with semi-stand development in hc-110.  I thought I might get ...

There are times when I find myself walking around with my camera and not making any pictures.  I know then that it is time for a reset as I ...

I'm getting accustomed to my zoom lens which I use with the Spotmatic.  I don't think I have the reflexes at this point to use it to...

A generous friend gave me this pristine Pentax Spotmatic SP.  It is very nice to have a reliable camera to which I can attach my assortmen...