I think this may be an owl house – not sure. We have screech owls in our area and they can be pretty scary when they screech!
Nikon FE2, Portra 400.
Tree House
Tag: Portra
Tomatoes in Suburbia
Nothing like a mistake that is rather a fun one – here, double exposure in my Certo Six folding camera. I forgot to advance the film and thought there was an issue, so released the exposure button again by choosing the “bypass” button. (If you have a Certo Six, you know what I am talking about.) It makes me think that it might be a fun exercise to deliberately, rather than accidentally, create double exposures. Maybe even triple. Or quadruple. Such is possible!!
This is with Portra 400, a film I always find way to delicate in color for my taste, but it could be I will change my mind after cataract surgery. This is pretty much SOOC with just some spot removal in post. I don’t like spotty film . . .
West
These weeds – oat grass? – are typical grasses in open areas of southern California. Â The seed heads are sharp and stick into your socks and shoes and work their way in. Â Pity the poor dog who doesn’t get these removed . . . Mother Nature’s way to ensure a new generation is propagated someplace!
The Road Beyond
This was taken late in the day, and really underexposed. Â Cleanup was not the best, nor composition, but I rather like it despite that. Â Roads leading into the horizon are always fascinating.
Lizard’s Mouth at Sunrise
Lizard’s Mouth is a promontory toward the eastern edge of the park, and as the sun rises in the west, it begins to glow.
Ink, Yarn & Beer 