Canon P and a 24mm at the Pond
So you’re out on an errand on a Saturday with no time to really spend, but you have a film camera with tilm in it […]
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So you’re out on an errand on a Saturday with no time to really spend, but you have a film camera with tilm in it […]
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Sitting on Rt. 35 N around Keyport, just before you go into Atlantic Highlands is this building with the address 220. Boarded up, it looks
A primitive cabin moved from Tennessee to Georgia in the mid 1980s. Now filled with primitive tools and items to act as a private party
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In Cranford, NJ on North Avenue there sits an ice cream shop that has undergone many names over the years. For the past few, it’s
Near Covington Ga, my family has owned a large plat of land for about 50 years. On that land is a 19th/20th century cemetery founded
Graveyard Portraits Full Post »»»»
New Year’s Day 2024. I took a trip to the shore for a group shoot with the Essex Photo Club on NY Day, as is
Square Pinhole at the NJ Shore Full Post »»»»
I’ve had this Noblex for a few years now. A 135U model that went to the Noblex spa at Noblex Canada in Vancouver to get
Noblex at the Auto Graveyard Full Post »»»»
Two random photos with two film cameras. The first with a 1/2 frame Canon Demi EE17 and the later one with a Nikon F3. Both
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Had the lightweight, plastic-fantastic Lomo LC-A 120 out in Boston a few weeks ago and this is rapidly becoming a favorite camera of mine. Yes,
6×6 with the LC-A 120 Full Post »»»»
Went to the beach in September and only took one camera aside from my phone, my little Chroma.Camera 35mm film pinhole camera. I’ve had mediocre
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Not super photogenic, but I liked the scene taken in the panoramic format. This was taken with the Noblex 135U film panoramic, swing-lens camera on
Meters in panorama Full Post »»»»
A couple of Interesting panorama of local Westfield, NJ stores. Shot with my Noblex 135U swing-lens camera on Portra 160. Scanned using my Epson 850