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The Holga can be unpredictable, especially when there is user error. I have a number of double exposures from my trip to Portugal this summer. This is a combination of the Baixa seen from The Castle in Lisbon and from the … Continue reading
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First produced in the 1960′s the Ranault 4 has been a French “Everymans” car. Popular with the working class, trades people and artists. This photo was a happy accident, taken on the twisty two lane roads that follow along the … Continue reading
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Walking in the canyons of Eastern Washington wild flowers and tall grass.
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Last fall we spent a long week end on Vancouver Island. Canada is not far from here, it is different enough that you know you are in a foreign country. We have made trip to Victoria almost every fall for a decade, I … Continue reading
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Dirt track through grass, early summer after a wet spring. In a few weeks this will all be brown and tinder dry.
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The Tyler Store near Cheney Washington. This was a 5 mile bike ride from the Berg cabin.
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Mike is a friend from the Northwest, he is pictured here on the porch of his cabin in the woods near Cheney Washington. Mike has a very unique style and sensibility. He and his family spend most the year in Istanbul, … Continue reading
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A double exposure from our front garden. Once again mistakes made with a Holga can make interesting resolutes. Every spring our street side garden is a riot of daffodils and tulips. Our neighbors seem to enjoy the display, so do we.
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There is a grove of old cherry trees at the University of Washington, the trees are so old they bloom later than most cherry trees in Seattle. I caught Flora taking Ruby’s picture there, the Holga did it’s eccentric thing and … Continue reading
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Seattle has numerous terra cotta building details, this one was originally on the Cobb Building in downtown Seattle and it currently resides at the University of Washington in a garden setting.
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The Olympic Peninsula has beautiful beaches and lush rain forests. This is the Hoh River Valley, annual rainfall ranges from 141 to 165 inches. Last summer I went to the peninsula on a Twilight pilgrimage with a couple of teen age girls. We … Continue reading
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June late evenings in the pacific northwest the sunset sets far to the north and late by most standards. This is one of my favorite double exposures, taken from our back porch looking to the northwest. You can sense the … Continue reading