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| Hawthorne, NJ - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Fuji Pro 160S |
Showing posts with label analog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label analog. Show all posts
Dolores Park Truffle Guy
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| San Francisco, CA - February 2011 - Nikon FE - Agfa Pro 200N |
This dapper gentleman named Trevor sells delicious chocolate cannabis truffles in flavors like coconut, rum, ginger and espresso. His presentation in copper pots with white umbrellas is eye-catching amidst the colorful crowd at Dolores Park. He is worth the find next time you are in SF.
Christmastime in NYC
I'm very late in sharing these photos, but better late than never.
These were shot on my first winter visit to New York City. Three days after I flew home, a blizzard hit.
These were shot on my first winter visit to New York City. Three days after I flew home, a blizzard hit.
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| New York City, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Retro Rollei 100 |
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| New York City, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Retro Rollei 100 |
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| New York City, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Retro Rollei 100 |
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| New York City, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Retro Rollei 100 |
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| New York City, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Retro Rollei 100 |
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| >New York City, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Retro Rollei 100 |
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| New York City, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Retro Rollei 100 |
Mural by Andrew Schoultz and Aaron Noble, San Francisco
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| San Francisco, CA - February 2011 - Nikon FE - Fuji Pro 160S |
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| San Francisco, CA - February 2011 - Nikon FE - Fuji Pro 160S |
I love the stove top pipe in the first photo. It looks like it's coming out of the mural itself. A few more shots of San Francisco's street art are coming up.
Stunning Angles of the Disney Concert Hall
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| Los Angeles, CA - January 2011 - Nikon FE - Expired Agfa Silvertone 100 |
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| ">Los Angeles, CA - January 2011 - Nikon FE - Expired Agfa Silvertone 100 |
The Accordion Player #3
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| San Francisco, CA - February 2011 - Nikon FE - Agfa Pro 200N |
This is the third in a series of accordion player I've randomly seen on the street. Every time I ask for a photo, they ask if I would like them to play. The answer is always yes.
Previously, The Accordion Player and The Accordion Player #2.
Oxnard Fisherman's Wharf For My Dad's Birthday
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| All Photos: Oxnard, CA - January 2011 - Nikon FE - Expired Agfa Silvertone 100 |
See No Evil
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| San Francisco, CA - October 2010 - Nikon FE - Kodak Ektachrome 100 |
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| San Francisco, CA - October 2010 - Nikon FE - Kodak Ektachrome 100 |
Russian Nesting Dolls
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| San Francisco, CA - October 2010 - Nikon FE - Kodak Ektachrome 100 |
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| San Diego, CA - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Fuji Pro 160S |
Lines v. Curves
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| New York, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Rollei Retro 100 |
Previously, in Buildings Rubbing Elbows: Traditional v. Modern
Yellow + Black
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| San Diego, CA - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Fuji Pro 160S |
Neighborhood San Diego
777 G Street
San Diego, CA 92101
Upside Down and Backwards #2
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| New York, NY - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Rollei Retro 100 |
Via MoMa:
"For this piece, the artists carved a hole in the center of a grand piano, through which a pianist plays the famous Fourth Movement of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, usually referred to as “Ode to Joy.” The performer leans over the keyboard and plays upside down and backwards, while moving with the piano across the vast atrium. The result is a structurally incomplete version of the ode—the hole in the piano renders two octaves inoperative—that fundamentally transforms both the player/instrument dynamic and the signature melody, underlining the contradictions and ambiguities of a song that has long been invoked as a symbol of humanist values and national pride."
Happy New Year
Apologies for the lack of posts recently. I've been MIA because of a trip to the east coast, Christmas with the family in LA and general getting-together-with-loved-ones holiday cheer/obligation.
I have four or five rolls of film to process as well as WAY too many digitals (in addition to the photos I'll be taking on New Year's) so the first few days of January 2011 will be busy indeed.
Eternal thanks to those of you who visit this little blog and enjoy my photos. Your support really means the world to me. You rock!
Sharing one of my favorite photos from the past year. It was taken on a hot summer day at Magic Mountain using Lomography Red Scale 100 film. I think it's a great metaphor for the year's ups, downs and turnarounds.
2010 has been so great and I can't wait to see what 2011 will bring. Happy New Year!
xx
nic
I have four or five rolls of film to process as well as WAY too many digitals (in addition to the photos I'll be taking on New Year's) so the first few days of January 2011 will be busy indeed.
Eternal thanks to those of you who visit this little blog and enjoy my photos. Your support really means the world to me. You rock!
Sharing one of my favorite photos from the past year. It was taken on a hot summer day at Magic Mountain using Lomography Red Scale 100 film. I think it's a great metaphor for the year's ups, downs and turnarounds.
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| July 2010 - Valencia, CA - Nikon FE - Lomograpy Redscale 100 |
2010 has been so great and I can't wait to see what 2011 will bring. Happy New Year!
xx
nic
Silly Faces Only: Wavy Arm Leopard Man
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| San Francisco - October 2010 - Nikon FE - Kodak Ektachrome 100 |
Merry Christmas from Charlee & Dans Les Détails
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| Los Angeles, CA - December 2010 - Nikon FE - Fuji Pro 160S |
Fridge Friday: Yorktown Court House
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| Marina, CA - October 2010 - Nikon FE - Kodak Ektachrome 100 Xpro |
Surprise Visitor
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| San Francisco, CA - October 2010 - Nikon FE - Kodak Ektachrome 100 |
I love the blue lines framing this shot.
Giant lovable animal by San Francisco-based artist John Lee.
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