Wowie zowie that was a big post! All I can say is that me and the ol' Yashica twin lens had a great weekend. I have really loved working with this camera. I recommend that everyone interested in photography own a twin lens. The way you shoot is just very diferent. The square format was originally developed for designers and when you get one in your hands you understand why. The square frame leaves no room for inconsistency, which I think compliments my concept perfectly!

I have been letting a little project brew in my brain for a little while. It might end up being called Humans' Nature, but that could be cheesy, so I have to think on it. I have become so interested in the way it seems apparent that humans want a connection with nature, or the natural, but due to out modern lifestyle and our need to control our surrounding's we end up creating our own natural environment, we make things to do outside, we construct our interaction with the elements. I still need to do more thinking on it, but that's where it is going.

Here are some more images from my little junk camera. These are from a roll I took in VT. I just love this little camera and how it feels so tuff, I can drop it, throw it in the purse, and care less about the quality of the image. Sometimes I am amazed I used to be a 45 snob.......well I guess I still am, but I have learned to enjoy other mediums as well!