Images from my June 2022 Road Trip

[Vaughn]

And we have the World Famous Logger Bar...which also happens to be my nextdoor neighbor. Took Bryan in there too.

https://www.loggerbar.com/

25 cent pool (good table) and free pool on Mondays. Good dart boards (a bit tight).

[Corran]

Speaking of fire houses...taken on Route 66 at an old firehouse:

Great stuff Brian.

I have some Efke IR that I've kept frozen since I bought it, when the discontinuance was announced.

I also bought some Efke IR around that time. I shot a little and then didn't really know what to do with it so froze it. A few years ago I took it out and shot some in Florida, but it had little sparkles of light (cosmic radiation??) all over the negative. Hope yours fared better.

Vaughn, the shot of the bar in the snow looks like a classic painting!

[Roger Cole]

Speaking of fire houses...taken on Route 66 at an old firehouse:





I also bought some Efke IR around that time. I shot a little and then didn't really know what to do with it so froze it. A few years ago I took it out and shot some in Florida, but it had little sparkles of light (cosmic radiation??) all over the negative. Hope yours fared better.

Vaughn, the shot of the bar in the snow looks like a classic painting!

Hm. Well I've waited this long; I'll probably wait until my darkroom is complete and give it a go.

[Corran]

I'm starting to look at some of my earlier scans with fresh eyes, since basically all my film short of a few E6 sheets are developed. I've been printing and this past weekend showed some work from this trip. Sold a couple prints even.

Here's a somewhat abstract image on the beach somewhere in CA, cropped 4:5 as I envisioned it while shooting:

[Tin Can]

Like!

I'm starting to look at some of my earlier scans with fresh eyes, since basically all my film short of a few E6 sheets are developed. I've been printing and this past weekend showed some work from this trip. Sold a couple prints even.

Here's a somewhat abstract image on the beach somewhere in CA, cropped 4:5 as I envisioned it while shooting:

[Corran]

Thanks Randy.

When I was in San Francisco, I toured Chinatown all morning, and then in the afternoon I walked all the way to Fort Point under the Golden Gate Bridge, seeing whatever I came across along the way - and then walked all the way back through the Presidio before catching a bus to Caltrain. According to my phone I did over 36,000 steps when the day was done, or likely about 12 miles or so. Underneath the GG Bridge were some surfers (I guess you'd call them?) using "eFoil" boards. I think this was my favorite photograph from the GG area with the minuscule surfer giving some scale to the image:

[Vaughn]

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Vaughn, the shot of the bar in the snow looks like a classic painting!

There was a band playing that night. Someone shouted that it was snowing and everyone went out and left the band playing mid-song. We don't get much snow in these parts (elevation 80').