One from the archives, the New York Public Library, Schwarzman Building.

Minolta AF-C, Lomo Xpro Chrome film.

Worldwide Pinhole Day is this Sunday! I revamped my Pinholga with a new pinhole plate from a Coke Zero can (“Zero” pinhole, get it?). Hopefully I’ll get some sharper images than last time.

Druid Hills Baptist, Ponce de Leon & North Highland, Atlanta.

Olympus mju-ii Zoom 80, Kodak Tri-X 400.

Hangin’ Meats. Romanian, Chicago. Summer 2006.

I try not to post too many phone photos, but I really like how this one came out. It was right after a thunderstorm today.

Gaze upon my uke. Gaze upon it!

I love coming across other people’s photos of things I’ve also taken photos of! Especially this subject, Garment Worker by Judith Weller (above, taken by Operation Film). I like it for few reasons, but mainly because it stands on 39th & 7th in NYC, just blocks from where my grandfather sold buttons after emigrating from Poland in the 30’s.

Here’s one I snapped a while back (Minolta AF-C, Lomo X-Pro Chrome 100 film):

Pom-pom on Flickr.

One from the archives. Soho, NYC, 31 July 2011.

I think maybe I’ll make some more of these laser level light paintings….

More Atlanta (Kodak Pony 135, Kodak 400 film)

Azalea.

One of my favorite shots from my New Orleans trip. Lafayette Cemetery No.1 in the Garden District.

Skaters, O4W Skatepark on Flickr.

A shot from the aforementioned redscale film. Kodak Tele-Instamatic 608 with Lomo Lobster 110 film.

This is the Lion of the Confederacy in Atlanta’s Oakland Cemetery.