my challenge was: one focal length. one aperture. one camera. i used my 24mm at f/3.2 the entire trip and i’m pretty happy with the results. backpack strap shoulder bruises tell me it was a good idea to bring my lightest lens. day 1. food, driving, stopping, driving, admiring, more driving, food, more admiring, sleep....
i felt like i was on the set of asian entourage, following 4 dudes around for 4 days with no electricity and hardly anything but my trusty camera. prior to the trip, my mindset was, yay! i get to hike, eat healthy, and be one with nature. i just might shed some pounds. we tried...
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dozer, always dazed and confused. extraordinary teas yakitori, hillcrest style the morning after fave image from this roll sunny’s gourmet *canon a-1/expired kodak tri-x 400 domo’s weirder half particularly odd photos. ting’s about to do the polka and tim’s about to shart/moonwalk? this must be the result of waking up at 5am. en route to...
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complaining about 90+ degree weather during the summer months is something i regretfully do at least several times a day. looking back though, we have it so so so SO good in socal. i need to shut my mouth. if i had to choose, i’d still go with some overcast weather but a little bit...
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Good job. I”m also very impressed with your ability to do the hike!
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