Welcome To My Photo Journal

To best view this website, I recommend starting at the first post and scrolling through it. When you reach the bottom, there’ll be a link on the bottom right to the next post. These navigation links allow you to enjoy this experience in the proper order, and follow along with the story.

I don’t consider myself a photographer in the proper sense of the word, but I do love taking pictures. When viewed chronologically, they form an accidental diary of the different periods of my life. Where I was in life, and what I was interested in, are naturally reflected by the photographs I took.

With a degree in film and a collection of antique cameras, I do have some significant expertise in the area. But these pictures aren’t meant to be viewed through a “professional gallery” lens. And although I’m a proficient digital marketer, I’m not trying to rank or monetize this site. My photography is purely a hobby, and this site exists purely for my own pleasure.

Here’s a list of all the posts on the site (most recent at the top):

• Sarah Shoot: Mid-July 2018
• New York City: Early February 2018
• Pacific Exposure: Late January 2018
• Disposed Of: August 2017
• Parking Lot Alex: August 2017
• A Layover: August 2017
• Hot Takes: March – May 2017
• Cold Reminder: March 2017
• ROC & RIT: February 2017
• Lost Camera: September – December 2016
• Runyon: October 2016
• The Great Move West: August – September 2016
• Jes in the Dark: Early June 2016
• West Water Walks: Late May 2016
• Katie Afternoon: Late May 2016
• My LA Soul: Early May 2016
• Do A Little Wrong: April – May 2016
• Thaw: March 2016
• Fun Loving Creatures: January 2016
• Motions: Spring-Summer 2015
• Sparks Fly: July 2014
• Beginnings: April 2014
• Sunset: September 2013
• Norridge Hike: August 2013
• Italian Circus: August 2013
• Recovering: July 2013
• Bottle Rockets: July 2013
• In Hiding: Summer 2013
• Discarded: May 2013
• Going Nowhere: Spring 2013
• Ukrainian Village: April 2013
• Snow Day: January 2013
• The Fast Times: Late 2012
• Life Up North: Summer 2012
• Disposable Vacation: January 2012
• Boiler Room: September 2011
• The Return: Fall 2011
• Backwater: May 2011
• Seclusion: Spring 2011
• Tech School: December 2010
• Resettled: Summer 2010
• Hometown: May 2010
• An Afternoon (Roll 2): May 2010
• An Afternoon (Roll 1): May 2010
• Utter Mayhem: Spring 2010
• Visual Design (Roll 2): Fall 2009
• Visual Design (Roll 1): Fall 2009
• Infrared Vision: October 2009
• Chicago Slides: Fall 2009
• Ghost Hunting: August 2009
• Beer Pong: July 2009
• In Flight: March 2009
• House Party: March 2009
• APH 202: Fall 2007

And here’s a list of the categories I use, with camera details below:

For 35mm film and slides, I use a Petri FT camera from the 1960s that was a gift from my father.

Canon EOS 5D Mark III.

I bought a $10 digital camera at Walgreens purely out of curiosity – a Vivitar Mini Digital Camera, which is some type of “MARS camera” according to what it loads as on my computer.

I don’t know much about disposable cameras, but at least one of them was a Fujifilm QuickSnap, if that means anything.

The consumer-level Canon digital camera I used to use is a Canon PowerShot A1000 IS.

Another digital camera I use is the embarrassingly-named Sony Bloggie.

This is the (obviously) homemade filter I made for infrared light. It’s a couple layers of exposed film, taped onto a cardboard paper towel tube. Works surprisingly well.

My red filter – Vivitar 55mm Red No 5 (A), made in Japan.

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