Setting a scene for some photo testing.
I got deep into photography in 2024. In 2025 I took the next step: using a homemade film developer!
My first batch of Caffenol looks great. 📸

I just made a video about my favorite digicams. Yup, vintage digital cameras are back! Check out my top 5: youtu.be/IwWsNPZ2hO8

People always DID call me an Icy Basic Sitch!

I took my Fujifilm GS645s medium format camera with me on a photo walk around North Park last week. I popped in a roll of Kodak Ektar 100 film and snapped this shot. I like the colors I got from this negative, and I'm a fan of leading lines in empty places. What do you think?

You ever wander around the tourist spots of your own hometown? I did, last week, and it was cool to see San Diego through the eyes of tourists that love my town!
Here's a shot I took on my Canon 5D Classic, with a vintage Makinon 24mm f/2.8 wide angle lens.

You can never have too many cameras!

I got this Kodak Brownie 127 (made in the UK!) in a bundle of random cameras.
Talk about "point and shoot!" No need to focus or set any settings.

You can still get film for it if you look in the right place.

Should I get some and take some snaps?

#film

A shot of an ominous building in San Diego.
Shot with my Konica S II (1961) and AristaEDU 100 film

#ShotOnFilm

Who's into film photography??

I've been having lots of fun with photography again now that I'm developing my own black and white film.

Here's a shot of a building in Downtown San Diego.

I got a rad Boba Fett mug for Christmas, from my brother.
2024 is going to be great! 😁

Did you have a good lunch today?

first!