I exposed some film today in the Leica IIIF, but the roll isn’t finished. Today’s image was taken on another Leica, the Leica M. I was waiting for my partner who needed a drive home from an appointment. Looking for … Continued
This evening I drove my daughter and her friend to Nations Fresh Food in Hamilton. They were shopping for ingredients to make a Filipino desert. I’m not sure what it’s called, but the recipe does call for use aka purple … Continued
Another photo from yesterday. I photographed this hosta about four months ago on the digital Leica M.
I think this is the longest gap between postings since the start of my 365 day project. Well, I hope this one is a bit of a treat. Today I exposed a couple of rolls of Kodak Tri-X black and … Continued
Another image of the sunflowers from a few days ago. In spite of what the EXIF information may say, the lens used was the 75mm Summicron-M.
Compared to last week, this week’s walk in the Dundas Valley was more colourful. As the number of cooler days increased this week, the leaves are changing colour and falling more rapidly. Today I used the Fujifilm X-Pro2 with the … Continued
It was a rainy morning, but I decided to walk on a short section of the Bruce Trail close to where I live. The leaves are beginning to turn in earnest. There is still a lot of green, but the … Continued
Today was my youngest daughter’s 17th birthday. One of her (girl) friends gave her this lovely bouquet of sunflowers. Photographed with an “unconventional” camera for this type of subject: Leica M and 75mm Summicron-M.
On the drive home from the train station, I notice people in town going about their daily lives. The banal, the everyday. but why is it “the everyday.” I think it is because while we are all unique, we are … Continued
This evening I walked along the Headwaters Trail in the Dundas Conservation Area by Martin Road. The leaves have only just started turning colour out here and the palette of black and white was suitable to communicate what I felt. … Continued
Views of industry from the train. Leica M9, 50mm Summicron-M
An intersection in Ancaster, Ontario.