The last roll

I just read an article on Gizmodo about how the last roll of Kodachrome film ever will be developed today. Kodak quit making it a year ago. I've never used analogue photography, or film exactly, but it actually does depress me for some reason. I feel as though as a society, we're slowly forgetting and phasing out what we once had that gave us what we have today.

Kodachrome, as I never knew, was apparently one of the widely respected and beautiful films. You can read more about it here because I don't feel like typing a lot.

Southern Morn

I woke up on Christmas morning to see this sight out my window. I took my camera and took a two-exposure HDR and I think it turned out really well. Christmas morning in Florida!

If it's one thing I love...

Total Lunar Eclipse 2010

A little late on this one, considering this happened at least two days ago. I sat up two telescopes and jury-rigged the shots by taking photographs through the telescope lens. It was at least forty degrees outside and I stayed out from when it started until it ended at five in the morning. I've never been bushed from doing absolutely nothing but sitting in the grass. If I had an SLR though, I could have just used the telescope as a lens. A huge lens. Anyway, here they are.

Christmas Time and City Limits

The photo of the Christmas ornament was actually taken not too long ago. I just set up my tripod and snapped a few pictures. I like this one best.

However, the photo of the Green Cove Springs city limits was actually taken in a restaurant in the same area. I took three low-level exposures with my hands, making the image shaky but I think it still came out nicely. I love the effect.

I guess that's it with the updates for now. Merry Christmas.