More from my lil' Bessa

Here are some of my favs from the end of the summer that I shot mostly with my little Bessa 66 Voigtlander medium format film camera.

More of the brotha-man!

The brother came in town for a visit so naturally we had to pose as Mainers with our rental kayaks on the G-Wagon

Another shot of Mom and Dad and a free sunset cruse through the harbor on a wooden schooner.

Lobster Festival opening day. Rockland

More from around Acadia. 120 film this time.

Mommy and Daddy Ball came up for a visit and we road-tripped old school style in my station wagon to the Acadia National Park and I shot some 35mm in my rangefinder which just went caput.

From the top: IT Master Kendrick D. putting it down, DSB princess Hannah P. showin' it off, Web Master Baggles layin' it up!
Balla B-Ball in the Foundry parking lot. (Next door actually)

Friday Night Slideshow aftermath.

One of my favorite 4x5 film images so far with a few adjustments, no real strong manipulation.

More Maine Cookie Cutters!!!!!

Mom and Dad came to visit and we took a ferry out to Vinalhaven. Here's a few from the trip..

A start on some experimentation on a possible new project. Like my driftwood?

I made these for around the office. The DSB dawg is our mascot and the other image is Matt, the webmaster from upstairs.

1st attempt at jumping back on the 35mm film horse. I managed to rip the film in the camera, and ruined a couple frames but some came out. These images were from a romantic stroll that Nick, Trevor, and I took along the Linconville beach. I was almost lost forever in a sinkhole.

An artist came through and taught a class along with giving a lecture of his work here. He was fond of using filters so I was tempted to go out and fart around with my circular polarizer and diffusion filter.

Try numero uno.

This beach is about 15 minutes north of Rockport. The tide almost trapped me on this sandbar but I evaded it. (I definitely have wet shoes for the day now)