Mark likes to keep an oven mitt on the head of his guitar to keep it from getting banged up while he walks around. Though he considers himself a shy guy, he admits that he sometimes enjoys the extra attention the oven mitt brings him. “This morning a little girl on the MUNI high-fived my [...]
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American Analog: From the Ferry to the Mission
I’m digging these shots, but still bummed that I’m still getting underdeveloped film in my process. Granted, it’s a bit moody… Tweet
American Analog: Climber’s Prom
Last week was our 2nd annual Climber’s Prom at Mission Cliffs. As with last year’s photos, I stuck with Lomo’s 800 ISO color negative film. A few of these shots are from my Diana F+, but most of my favorites were shot on my GR-1 (which is great with color and low light). I’m posting [...]
American Analog: Post Zine Scenes
It’s been a while since I’ve shared some black and white film shots, so here’s the first batch I’ve taken since my zine came out. The shot above is kind of cool because it’s my friend Lauren, aka The Chalkstress, thumbing through American Analog for the first time. Not only does she appear in this [...]
It’s a wrap
I knew from the beginning that I’d like each copy of American Analog to come wrapped in a strip of 35mm film, but it took some time to figure out where to get that much. Originally, I had the idea I’d somehow transfer my logo onto each strip of film myself, but time and cost [...]
