The burries are coming!

This is a showing of my extension tubes. I love the close focusing capabilities. I know the first and last pictures are not of berries, but my attorney has promised me that I can not be held accountable for misleading the public.

Eastern Washington at its Emptiest

Long ago shots of the fields north of Pullman, WA. I did some heavy "graduated tinting" to bring out some cloud detail and darken the skies. Shows me how bad I need some graduated filters.

The Final Squares

From the last roll I took with my Hasselblad before trading with my cousin. I still like square images...

Alaska, the lost films

Finally! The last photos I took while in Alaska, released for the public. Its still just Hatchers Pass, but there are some fresh ones that I like.

Day of Decay

One thing about my Mamiya RZ67 that I love is the bellows. Without extension tubes or anything of the sort, I'm prepared for semi-macro photography out to infinity. That and the glass is just fantastic on the thing. Everytime I scan some pictures I can't help but smile at how much detail, and how crisp they look.

This is the road I used to take every other day-ish on the way to Fred Meyer. As you can see, I take it a little bit less now.

The black and white of plants

Only salvagable shot of the first roll shot through the RZ67 when I first got it.

Macro Attacko

I've been doing a lot of macro photography lately. I got an extension tube for my 6x4.5 and my 6x7 has built in bellows! It makes it easier when the bellows are built in, but I still dig the 645 for ease of use. Also, I know this first image isn't macro, but if you skip over it you can see more macro-ni and cheese.