Photo of a trail arcing to the left through a wood thick with bamboo
Trail near Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan
August 11th, 2025
๐ท Mamiya 6
๐ Portra 160
f/8.0
1/15s
50mm
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Mirror selfie while holding a tlr camera below. Some of the face is duplicated from mirror bevels to the side
My attempt at a Vivian Maier-style selfie using my instant TLR. My face isn't quite in focus but that's just as well. The blur helps hide my 5 o'clock shadow.
๐ท Mint InstantFlex 70 Plus
๐ Fujifilm Instax Square
f/5.6
1/15s
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Photo of various rolls of film (135 and 120) on shelves at a retail store. The rolls are empty boxes as proxies as the actual film is behind the cashier.
Film cameras, including single-use and "simple-use" on shelves at a retail store
The film photography selection at the mainstream camera place at Okayama station. There's currently a shortage of Instax in Japan (stores are apparently unable to even order any from Fuji; hopefully this is just a temporary pause in production) but [โฆ]
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Low key photo of a trail leading to a creek, which itself is well-lit compared to the rest of the scenery. There are many deciduous trees surrounding the trail.
Hunter Creek Trail
Reno, NV, USA
June 1st, 2025
๐ท Canon EOS 5DS R
f/18.0
1/30s
20mm
4000iso
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Black and white wood carving stamp style depiction of a scorpion on a view camera with the words "NON-BINARY ANALOG" in block letters
The previously described image printed on a piece of paper, with the wooden stamp, reversed behind it, being held by a hand with sparkly purple nail polish holding it and a rainy apartment street in the background.
A friend of mine carved this into wood, making a stamp that I can use to make prints on fabric or other materials. I then made a vectorized version of it that may make its way into stickers in the near future. Stay tuned!
