Are you really there Mount Rainier?
Always hiding, hiding behind the weather you make.
Will you show yourself today? Continue reading Mount Rainier National Park: White River Campground & Glacier Basin / Emmons Moraine Trail
“Lucifer”
Suburban Chattanooga, Tennessee
Spring 2018 Continue reading 35mm Film Photography: This is not my Cat
“Bus Stop”.
Somewhere on the Cumberland Plateau, Tennessee.
Spring 2017 Continue reading 35mm Film Photography – One Hit Wonders: Rural Tennessee Bus Stop
Rain breaks for the morning. Sailboats race in Lake Union; they look tiny next to Seattle’s sprawling skyline. The size of the city still surprises me, and on our long walk today we will cover a mere fraction of it. Continue reading Seven Miles in Downtown Seattle
The “other” Las Vegas. A quiet and unpretentious little sister to Santa Fe, this colorful mountain town is one of my favorite places for shooting film photos, and also happens to be a popular filming location for movies and TV shows. Continue reading With Film Camera in hand, I Explore Quirky Las Vegas (New Mexico)
A trip to Northern Washington would not be complete without visiting the San Juan Islands. The ferry ride from Anacortes to Friday Harbor makes for a reasonably priced day trip, and in this case the journey may be even better than the destination. Continue reading San Juan Islands, Washington: Catching the Ferry to Friday Harbor
“Marsi switches to Water”
Chattanooga, Tennessee
April 2017 Continue reading 35mm Film Photography: Play ball!
San Diego is such a sunny, colorful city that black & white film may seem like an odd choice…almost noirish. But I kind of like it for that very reason. Continue reading 35mm Film Photography: San Diego in Black & White
I follow every backroad and freeway to see where they lead
And I look to the pages learned people read
I look at all the flea market uniquities and antiques,
And the things they’re liquidating at the chains and boutiques… — Amy Sell Continue reading Tennessee Antique Trail: Nashville, Lebanon, & Cookeville
Westward We Wander 
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