I always enjoy seeing the sandstone boulders and rocks in the Santa Monica mountains. How do they get the way they are? Who or what positioned them? These look as if they were cast down the hillside by some giant hand . . . These are yellow and red and make a wonderful background for the foliage and weeds of the chaparral.
This picture was an accident. The Welta Weltur has no double-exposure prevention mechanism. Potential mistakes to potential artwork! This made me think of the point between the wave and the tideline, where movement increases and decreases imperceptibly to its own rhythms.
An image from the roll of film I developed myself this weekend. Ilford HP5+, scanned with Pakon 135.
Another film image, taken with the Canonet GIII QL. Some post in LR. I am beginning to consider developing my own B&W film.
Ink, Yarn & Beer 