
Handmade matchbox pinhole camera, 2 second exposure.

Polaroid SLR 680 / Expired Polaroid 600 Black & White film
It’s bittersweet to fall in love with a film that is no more. Anniebee gifted me a couple of packs of this black and white film while we were in New York last week. What I really want to do is rip through the packs like it’s 1999. Common sense has prevailed and I’m taking the time to enjoy my temporarily monochrome world.

Bellevue, WA

Sequim, WA

Brooklyn, NY
Composites, Lumix GF1. You can view more “Home Away from Home” here.
Just a quick post to let you know that in the next couple of weeks, I’ll be speaking on both coasts.
October 21, 2010, Brooklyn – Etsy Speaker Series: Derek Powazek & Heather Champ of Fertile Medium
October 25, 2010, San Francisco – Failcon
Onward!

Ricoh GR
The Bay area experienced a glorious sunrise this morning. I wasn’t the only person to capture the beauty. Check out this Flickr gallery for more Altocumulus SF.
Have you seen the new face of 10/10/10? We’ve launched a groovy new interface that lets you browse 10 of the 2,100+ contributions at a time. If you haven’t had an opportunity to share your October 10th photo, you have until October 20th to do so.
A big thanks to Aaron Straup Cope and George Oates for coding and design. I haven’t had this much fun since we all worked together at Flickr.

My mother lost her battle with cancer on this day twenty eight years ago. I still very much miss that we never got to know one another as adults. Next year, I’ll be the same age that she was when she died. She had so much more life to live.

Taking pictures with any pinhole camera is a leap of faith and one created where you’ve pushed a needle through a piece of a Diet Coke can, and stuck to a matchbox even more so. I picked up the first roll shot with the camera I created over the weekend and was pleasantly surprised. You should totally make your own: http://matchboxpinhole.com/.
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