This is the season of the fire

After a mild winter, it's starting to warm up here in the city. It feels like spring, but I can't help to think that there will be a good storm/cold snap before the new season really kicks in. These shots are from the roll that I referenced in the last post. The last of my tri-x from winter. These shots will take you past Ecola Falls, the little waterfall at the viewpoint on top of Multnomah Falls, Mirror Lake, a foggy SE night, Council Crest, and  lunch in a snow cave near Trillium Lake. Color shots next time maybe, but none of this is planned.

Listening to: Amebix - Winter

Widow makers

To give an idea of scale on that first photo: that log embedded in the ground is about five and a half feet tall, and about eight inches in diameter. In bad storms tree tops can get broken off, and spike themselves into the ground, like mother nature playing a cruel game of lawn darts. And when you're walking through a grove with the tallest trees in the world, the tree tops can be big. These are from the first roll I've gotten developed from my trip to California. There should be a few more coming up once I get the film in my other camera developed. I think it's more black and white but, the roll in the other camera has been in there for a while, so who knows?

Listening to: Ghostface Killah - Supreme Clientele