Brian Moore

Bifurcated Light Saber. I used a Sigma DP1 Merrill to make this photograph. #lightsaber #lightart #sigmacamera #foveon #sigmadp1merrill

What price, loyalty? I came across this pup waiting for its best friend some years ago in Seal Beach, CA. I used a Vivitar PN2011 “toy camera” and Fuji 400 film to make this photograph. #toycamera #loyalty #vivitarcamera #streetphotos

On Hold at Union Station. Los Angeles, California. I used a Mamiya 7 and Kodak Portra 160 film to make this photograph. #120film #kodak #mamiya7 #mediumformat #trainstation

The Samuelson Chapel at Cal Lutheran University. Thousand Oaks, California. I used the camera built into my mobile telephone to make this photograph. #chapel #church #blackandwhite #phone-photography #architecturalphotography

Padilla Bay, Washington. Tide at -0.24. Seabed mud as far as the eye could see. I used a Holga 120N with Kodak Tri-X film and Rodinal developer to make this photograph. #washingtonstate #padillabay #toycamera #kodak #blackandwhitephotography

Jellicle Cat. Coupeville, Washington. I used my phone’s camera to make this photograph. #jelliclecats #cat #feline #cats_of_instagram #phonephotograpy

The Columbia Tower. Seattle’s tallest building. I used a Sigma Quattro SD (with IR cut filter removed), a Sigma 30mm Art lens and a Hoya R72 filter to make this infrared photograph. #columbiatower #seattle #skyscraper #infrared #architecturalphotography

The Belfast Feed Tiger. Skagit Valley, Washington. I used a Holga 120N with, somewhat serendipitously, Catlabs 320 film to make this photograph. #skagitvalley #holga #toycamera #filmphotography #blackandwhite

A pleasant Parisian gentleman bids us an elegant good morning. Paris, France. I used an Olympus OM2n with Kodak Tri-X film to make this photograph. #paris #streetphoto #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #kodak

Caught this Norwegian bloke eying up my brew at North Sound Brewing yesterday. No way buster, get your own. That’s my Hopsolute IPA. And it’s a fine brew! #northsoundbrewing #beer #ipa #afinebrew #crosscountryskiing

Passers-by. Somewhere over Germany or Czech Republic. I was flying from Frankfurt to Prague and looked out the window and saw this. Camera: Olympus XA2 with Kodak Gold 200 film. #airplanewindow #filmphotography #olympusxa2 #kodakfilm #minimalism

Vail Wine Shop. Coupeville, Washington. Camera: Mamiya C33 with Cinestill Double X film. #coupeville #wine #stillife #twinlensreflex #blackandwhitefilm

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Sightseers, Deception Pass. Whidbey Island, Washington. Picture taken with a Holga 120N and Kodak Tri-X film. #holga #kodaktrix400 #120film #deceptionpass #whidbeyisland

Late afternoon at Penn Cove. Whidbey Island, Washington. I made this image with a Holga 120N (a cheap, all plastic, medium format “toy camera” from China) and Kodak Tri-X film. Processed it in Rodinal developer (1+25 dilution). #penncove #whidbeyisland #holga #kodaktrix400 #landscape

A Damp Evening Commute. Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, California. An example of the “toy camera” (plastic everything) genre of photography. Shot made with a Vivitar PN2011 loaded with Kodak Tri-X film. #toycamera #pacificcoasthighway #huntingtonbeach #kodak #blackandwhite

Portrait Of A Gull (juvenile). Huntington Beach, California. I used “toy camera” for this picture: a Superheadz copy of the famous Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim. Kodak Tri-X film. #35mmfilm #filmisnotdead #blackandwhitephotography #birdsofinstagram #toycamera

The Middle Reading Deck of the Huntington Beach Central Library. Picture taken with an Olympus XA and Kodak Tri-X 400 film.

It’s Oakley in the kitchen. The camera I used was an Instax Mini 90 and therefore the film was Instax Mini film in black & white. I have no devotion to flash photography so I tried the camera’s “bulb” mode for a long exposure. I quite like how it turned out. #dogs #doodle #instax #instantpjotography

Sadie posed for me when we walked by the pier one day. The camera I used was a Kodak Hawkeye Brownie Flash that I bought. I had removed the lens to clean it and accidentally put it back in flipped the wrong way around. I liked the look so I kept it that way. #brownie #120film #dog #huntingtonbeach

A winter morning on Market Street in St. Louis. Olympus OM2n with Fomapan 400 film.

The Broad Museum. Los Angeles, California.

The ticket lobby at Los Angeles Union Station. (1939.) No longer used. But imagine the hordes of travelers queueing up to the 110 foot long counter (just visible on the right) during the heyday of rail travel? (Mamiya 7/Portra 400.) #railway #losangeles #unionstation #architecture #filmphotography

BMW HQ. Munich.

Mt. Shasta. A view from Weed Airport. Weed, California. #mountains #cascades #landscape #shasta #northerncalifornia

The Wallace Building, now demolished I believe, which is a shame because its gold glass facade reflected the state capitol building’s golden dome quite magnificently. Des Moines, Iowa. #desmoinesiowa #architecturalphotography #capitolbuilding #modernism #sigmadp1merrill

The Eilean Donan Castle. Dornie, Scotland. Took this picture a year ago. It was, as the Scots might say, a dreich day, but a stiff “blaw” compelled the saltire to stand proud. I love that about this picture. #eileandonancastle #scotland #castle #highlands #architecture

Do Engineers Dream of Diagonal Bracing? It’s the underside of Deception Pass Bridge, on Whidbey Island, Washington. #bridges #engineering #deceptionpass #whidbeyisland #bridgesofinstagram

The Grand Coulee Dam. Washington state. One of the great public works projects. Built 1933-1942. 12 million cubic yards of concrete! We visited on the day after tours of the dam had ended for the season, but I felt lucky to get a picture with the water being relieved over the spillway.

REN building. Seattle, Washington. I photographed it in 2021 during construction. It was completed in 2022. Architects: ZGF architects. #architecture #seattle #construction #highrise #luxuryapartments