From the digital boxes this time.
Category: Photography
Island Street Photography
I am working on an essay with photos about my recent trip to the Bahamas, but, until then, enjoy these film shots from the streets of Nassau. Shot on 35mm 200 ISO Fujifilm (the cheap stuff) with my Canon WP-1. I love this camera.
Lemon Cake in the Dark
Decided to try my hand at both baking and food photography tonight.
The electricity went out at my house just as this cake was coming out of the oven. I melted the butter in the warm oven while zesting and juicing a lemon before mixing the whole thing with an unholy amount of powdered sugar by cell phone flashlight. The power came back in time to decorate, garnish, and take the photos.
It tastes as delicious as it appears.
Night Drive
I felt antsy earlier tonight so I grabbed the camera and drove around for a few minutes. More Tallahassee at night.
Camera Roll: Gadsden and Leon
Captures from a too-warm winter afternoon and evening drive around the Big Bend.
Lonely Oasis
A late night stop on US-27 just outside of Tallahassee.
Vigilance
Spotted on the drive home.
As Jay Maisel writes in Light, Gesture, and Color: “Carry the damn camera.”
Camera Roll: Lake Talquin Hydroelectric Dam and a Friend at Work
Started off the day with a work visit to the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Station in western Leon County. This dam is the source of Lake Talquin. An enormous volume of water was passing through the dam as a result of the heavy rainfall lately.
Ochlockonee River at the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Ochlockonee River at the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Ochlockonee River at the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Ochlockonee River at the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Ochlockonee River at the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Ochlockonee River at the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Ochlockonee River at the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Generating Equipment, C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Ochlockonee River at the C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Turbine, C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Turbines, C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Turbines, C.H. Corn Hydroelectric Dam
Later in the afternoon I had a visit from a friend in the tree outside of my window at the office.
Camera Roll: Moultrie, Etc.
Today we walked around Moultrie, Georgia, which was depressingly empty and clearly going through some bad times. It was Sunday, of course, so the downtown area was mostly shut down, but there were a lot of abandoned buildings and nobody walking around. Moultrie is a beautiful town, though, and I hope it finds a way through the ravages of the post-retail 21st neoliberal apocalypse we’re all living through.
The pizzeria is not in Moultrie. The pizzeria is a great joint right down the street from my house called Milano. You should check it out.
Anyway, here are the photos from today’s wandering.
Signal. Red
C.B. Crenshaw 