From the Archive -- Nick

I found these as I was going through old pix. That's the bike I rode through college. Wonder where that is now.

Cross your fingers...

I ordered some more Kodachrome to shoot, one last hurrah of sorts. I should have done it as soon as I heard the news that it was being discontinued but I didn't get around to it for a few days and basically everybody has it backordered. The guy at Freestyle said Kodak has one last batch and that once that's sent they're done for good. Freestyle doesn't have it listed on their website at all so they're not taking orders. Calumet on the other hand is taking orders but it's basically like the guy said, backordered and all I can do it hope for the best.

I have no idea what I'll do with it if I get it, apparently they'll process until 2010 or so, giving me a little time to get it together.

From The Archive -- Santa Barbara II

from the Archive -- Polaroid

Flora

Moon Landings

Earlier today the Aperture Foundation reminded us by twitter that Monday is the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing by posting a link to the sales page for a book by photographers Kahn & Selesnick that is the companion piece to a show they did called the Apollo Prophecies. I'm skipping the book though and directing you right to their webpage which actually shows the photographs instead of the book cover. All of their work is stunning and this show is one of my all time favorites.

From the Archive -- Polaroid

Giant

I don't believe an explanation is needed.

From the Archive -- Polaroid

Taken from the front yard of the house I lived in on Ave. C (I think, I could be wrong) in college.

From the Archive -- Polaroid

Whit's Cafe, Denton, Tx.

I guess this is what it looks like now.

From the Archive --Los Angeles

Shelter

Dabbling in Illustration.

From the Archive -- Thomas

I was digging through pix the other day and found these of Thomas from a while back. He was so chubby.

This is one of my all time faves.

From the Archive -- My Old Apartment

Exterior of my apartment in Century City. It was so small.

From the Archive -- Square

Another from Santa Barbara.