Shot in our garden with a Speed Graphic 4x5 large format camera. I think the film was Delta 100, just by looking at the notch code plainly visible in the upper right corner. If anyone can verify that, I'd appreciate it.
Calandrinia (also called Rock Purslane) is an easy to grow succulent which produces gorgeous magenta flowers. I've seen this plant referred to as Cistanthe grandiflora as well. Very low maintenance, just give it room to spread and it'll be happy.
Rock at Bean Hollow (2017)
(specifically, Pebble Beach at Bean Hollow State Beach)
Pescadero, California
Taken with a Bronica S2 on Fuji Acros film near lovely Pescadero. If you visit San Francisco, I recommend taking a little road trip along the coastal highway (Highway One) south to Pescadero, or a little further to Santa Cruz. A lot of the area is sparsely populated and is quite charming, with several beaches to explore.
I submitted this print for consideration for a gallery exhibit in Portland, Oregon, to be held in that city's Blue Moon Camera and Machine, a great camera store in the city's northwest quadrant. Maybe some of you know it.
They accepted it for the exhibit, and that was the impetus for my road trip between San Francisco and Portland that September. All of the images I've posted here of Oregon and far northern California are from that trip.
I believe that exhibit was arranged by the Film Shooters Collective, which I was a part of back then.
Taken with a Bronica S2 camera and Fuji Acros film, printed using Moersch Easylith chemicals. I believe I used old Foma paper for the darkroom print, but I don't remember the specifics.
I only printed perhaps half a dozen (or fewer) images using the Lith process; this was the most successful one. I've always intended to do more. I love the way Lith prints look. So much texture.