I took all of these on my Crown Graphic with Kodak Ektar film at some point last year, around late October and early November. I forgot about them for a few months, finally got them developed at the start of April and scanned them last week. Out of ten sheets of film, I have five keepers, which isn’t too bad all things considered. Let me know what you think.

I recently used a free Friday to take a drive down to Petersburg, walk around and make a few photos. Here were the keepers.

A few shots from a nighttime walk to and from dinner, from a trip to New York earlier this year. All taken with an Olympus E-P7 and the M.Zuiko Digital ED 12mm f/2.0.

Took a jaunt over to the tomb of Ulysses S. Grant when I was in New York a little earlier this year. It’s a beautiful landmark that’s worth the visit. I only took a few photos. Here were the keepers.

Camera: Yashica-D. Film: Ilford XP2 Super.

Another angle.

Camera: Leica M4-P. Lens: Konica M-Hexanon 50mm f/2.0. Film: Ilford XP2 Super.

Photos from a lovely little park in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. I took these with a few different cameras: the Leica M4-P, the Olympus Pen FV and the Canon Powershot G10.

And this is a photo of some nearby church ruins that we went to check out after taking our walk through the swamp.

This year on my annual winter trip to South Carolina, I spent a little time wandering around the historic neighborhoods in the town my parents live in. These are the photos. Everything in color is a half-frame shot on Kodak Portra 160 and everything in monochrome is a full frame shot on Ilford XP2 Super.

My goal here was to treat these very familiar sights as if I’d never seen them before. How would I photograph them, in other words, if I were a tourist? I shot most of a roll during the 6 or so hours I was in town and these were the keepers.