In reply to No Time :
Yep, "messed up" in a specific way for a purpose 
In reply to No Time :
Yep, "messed up" in a specific way for a purpose
From Tuesday evening’s zine meet-up in Orlando. It’s kind of like arts and crafts and study hall, except we make zines.
My wife spotted this bobcat on our evening drive Monday night. It's the first one we've seen this year.
My wife spotted this bobcat on our evening drive Monday night. It's the first one we've seen this year.
Shot on film.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
68 Coronet. Neat.
I forgot to bring the SLR to northern california with me, so I had to shoot this on my phone instead. Came out better than I expected!
From Novel Tea Book Shop, a local indie.
Another shot of Dani. Same day, different outfit.
Took this photo at Sebring this year while working with the Random Vandals and Crowdstrike team. I looked back at the pit down from us and just had to take a photo.
Delaware & Hudson Alco RS-3s, in their original paint and numbers, back on the D&H Adirondack Branch for the first time since, at least, 1986.
Sort of surprising that in little old small town Havana Florida there is a shop working on a Countach and a Testarosa at the same time.
Another one of our locals: Chistina.
Another shot of Dani. This is part of a six-shot series. Happy with how these came out. No editing.
Two former Delaware & Hudson Alco RS-3s (left) are reunited with the former Alco factory switcher (right) for likely the first time in 72 years. The #5 moved every completed locomotive around the Alco plant in Schenectady from 1947 until Alco's closure in 1969, and the two RS-3s rolled off the factory floor in '52.
The D.C. metro. 
Vanessa Briscoe Hay of Pylon Reenactment Society.
Dani photographed at Chasing Shadows studio in Gainesville, Florida. Shot on Ilford XP2.
Velvet Vanity on Flicfilm’s Aurora 800.
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