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Tonight I was inspired and went out and shot some images in the Fog. Once I came up on a stop sign suddenly, jammed on my brakes and my brakes locked up and I slid right through the intersection and into a ditch. Fortunately I came to a stop before i hit the berm in front of me.I was definitely alert after that. I shot this image on a lonely country road, out in the middle of no where. Its near my home, but in the country.








I have quite a collection of vintage, antique and retro cameras. My favorites are the ones from the 50s, 60s and 70s. Darn you Ebay! Ive been collecting for about 22 years. I used to go to lots of yard Sales in Lubbock, Tx and thats where I got a lot of them. Arnt these cute? (And I get them really cheap, because people dont use film much anymore.) But I do use my HOLGA and its a blast! Its just that you have to do some modifications to it to shoot. Including taping it and some other things, but so worth while. It satisfieds both the artist in me and the child. Heres a site to see what Im talking about. http://microsites.lomography.com/holga/
