Exchanged my Kodak 400 for a friend’s roll of film for the black & white shots, resulting in some pretty eerie double exposures/corruptions and whitewashed landscape shots (I had never shot black and white before.) Learning more about framing and technical skills every time I get the chance so that there’s less randomness next time. Some editing would also probably go a long way but I’m too lazy to do that during academic crunch time. All photos here are either from Chapel Hill, NC, or southern Utah between Gran Gulch and Canyonlands NP.
Song of the week: “Forces of Attraction”—Johann Johansson.
anthroposcenery 
When time, would like to hear more about how to create the double-exposures. Good choice on Song of the week. 🙂
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Hi Ian!
Wonderful, sensitive shots. Love the one of your Dad and the anthroposcenic Anasazi wall images.
Just keep doing what you’re doing. Your “cultural anthropology” shouts at every corner! God knows this old world needs more people like you….
Love, Gpa
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