new and old 35mm shots

below are select shots from 3 separate rolls and 3 separate cameras over the past several months, in several locations...

  Upper West Side  //  Washington Heights

I like this pic - it sums up a lot of HHAB memories in one frame: Dom, the ice cream man, the bus

Kenj in the subway, NYC

Em getting ready, Echo Park

Leila in her place on 68 Trigo, Isla Vista

Kenj and Leila at Dolores Park, SF

Leila in North Beach, SF

OB Mural, SF

Oceanfront in OB, SF

Apartments, SF

View from Jack's place in Forest Knolls during the Camp Fire, SF

Breakfast diner in Inner Sunset - Arts Cafe, SF

Backyard in the afternoon, La Jolla, CA

September in NYC

The following is (mostly) a collection of sights and places I passed by every day walking to and from my apartment on W 92nd and Broadway.

My building

My subway stop, W 96th and Broadway

Local newstand owner. This is where I would get the occasional paper.

Amazing pizza right down the street. Always my last stop after a night out.

Just had to visit...

The Sturgeon King

more to come as it is developed...

One day in Echo Park in medium format, color

Leaving home...

 Stepping out:

Echo Park Lake, surrounding area: 

a nice afternoon

recents, all home developed

Developing at home with Leila in bursts...including our first 120 film. I think we need to use more developer volume for these larger negatives - it looks like the liquid is pooling at the bottom of the tank and developing the left side of the frame more (which is why it appears lighter). As for the 35 mm, we are getting faster with them, better at drying them without watermarks too, although you can still appreciate some inconsistencies in the flat grey tones where there might be some residual photoflow..? Not sure. But overall looking better. 

House of Spirits, Echo Park Ave.

Reflection

Self Portrait with DTLA

KOOK

Buy & Save

Echo Park Office

Easter, Echo Park Lake

Leaving home

WIDELUX

New Spot

Em and I