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April 21, 2009

Every time after Winter comes Spring

Winter was cold. There were a couple of days of snow. The car slipped in the snow. Finding a spot to park is complicated in Capitol Hill. N got here before we had planned it, and it was awesome. I have the most awesome manager ever. I don't really like my car, so I'll swap it soon enough. Vancouver is pretty when the sun comes out. My mentor is the person that knows how this place works... from A to B. Haven't spoken that much to parents; no news is good news. Good news is even better. I wish I could afford all the toys I want. The lifeboat laptop just got an awesome battery. This blog post.

(This is a tribute)

This is a film entry.

It had been a while since I used my F100. Amazing body... super tight, and a shutter solid as a rock. No big deal here. The F100 and the M6.

Delta 400 - m6

Can't remember where this was

After Steilacoom, I put the M Motor on, and misplaced the base plate. Contacted the US offices, and the replacement part was like US$350.

I was bitching about losing it when Paula said she had found something similar in his apartment. I tied loose ends, and remembered that I put the baseplate on the pocket of my jacket, which I took off that day during a dinner Paula hosted.

Paula found the baseplate of my M6, and I took her picture... she's cool

Paramount Theatre -- good venue

Ghosts at PF Chang's

Kermit making funny expressions

Typical Capitol Hill lamp post

Windows - metering experiment

View from the Needle

Needle homo-photographicus

Weird light coming from the horizon

Using a telescope with the M6. This was cool

Pizza - lonely night

Pablits on his way to Austin

Bob seen through an old 50mm Summilux

Bob seen through a brand new spanking 50mm Summilux Asph. Worth the US$3,600? Maybe.

Yours truly through the good ol' trusty CV 35mm f1.4

Last day of the Seattle P.I.

Lasagna night chez Paula. Yum.

Late night, post dinner... everyone on their own world

Man holding dessert. Girls in the background.

T-MAX 400 - m6

I like the contrast in this frame

Alki Beach -- Sunset

Auditions for "So you think you can dance?"

Having a burger at Dick's

N in between many many Converses

Teen girl with a mustache on the Needle

Dressing rooms - Anthropologie. I still can't get over the "Girl Power" I felt there. Definitely a no-man's land.

Waiting for the night bus

Sleeping guy at Barnes and Noble

Kermit paying for his lunch. Trying to play with shadows

Kermit and his little self hanging from the rearview mirror

Ektar 100 - This was shot on the F100. For 17mm you need the full frame to use it properly. No d700 for me for now. Maybe some time in the future.

I think this is where Nath lives. Reminds me of a cylinder.

Hardcore 57R337. (Wolf, B., 2008)

N looking around Pike Place Mkt

Man + Tulips

Inside a store at Pike Place Mkt

Ladies; Gents; Mr. Nathan Manley... master of his craft.

Nath's recommendations

Shooting straight into the sun. I love this lens

N + YRS TRLY enjoying a good ol' starbucks

The alphabet according to Anthropologie

Findings...

Cap. Hill pharmacies

The Needle in a random angle

From the O deck. Top of the Needle

Reala 100 - F100

Work laptop - Personal netbook. My adored kitchen floor

I went downtown with René and proceeded to document his day. It was fun.

"Downtown is too far to walk; I take the bus"

"Let's have a bite"

Not sure what he was having for lunch

Looking for the perfect emo t-shirt... tight and dark

Cigarette break before American Apparel

Thinking about getting leggins

Paying for the leggins

At American Eagle

So the Twilight guy is in the cover.

Nothing really brilliant. Had lots of fun, though. Should do that with my friends more often.

Dirty apartment chandelier

Evening colours

N posing on the bridge

The flowers by the window. LOVE this frame.

The flowers at 1.4 using the 85.

City Girl

Portra NC400 pushed +1.

This is the m6. I wanted colour for St. Patrick's day. Only had a 400 so I decided to push it 1 stop. The results are not thaaat bad, but I wouldn't do it again unless forced to.