Disposable.

I like to carry a disposable camera in my glove compartment, or sled bag or pocket. I typically use them only when I don’t have another option, or sometimes for a certain (or more likely, uncertain) effect I’ve come to expect. I know, I know, that’s what phone cameras are for, right? But I hate the precision or something about them, or the annoying ubiquity. Plus, my archaic phone dies in the cold and has a really crappy camera (which sometimes I actually like). Anyway, the disposable camera often sits around or gets forgotten for months on end, which is another benefit, when I get the film back from the lab it’s always a surprise to see what I photographed that I typically forgot all about. I guess too seeing them altogether like this give a glimpse of some of what I’m about.

 

Kodak disposable camera with 800 ASA film. Optically processed with sloppy borders by Blue Moon Camera of Portland Oregon.

 

(I’m having a ton of trouble lately with my computers and internet. So I apologize for not interacting as much as I’d like. )

 

 

Done