huntington beach

An old photo that caught my eye this morning. I may have posted it some years ago but I am sure the link is dead. Canon F1 with Canon 17/4 and Tri-X film. Huntington Beach Pier at Night by brian moore, on Flickr

I steadied the Sigma DP1 Merrill on a wall or something and let it capture this light. Huntington Beach Pier by brian moore, on Flickr

Huntington Beach Pier. Olympus OM2n with Ilford FP4. I Photobomb by brian moore, on Flickr

Usually it's sunny,...or at least fair. Huntington Beach, California. Looking toward the south from the pier. Not sure if I posted this one before. (It's from a few years ago.) Canon P with Tri-X. Well of course after I posted it a pop-up revealed I had indeed posted it previously. (Under a...

The view looking south from the Huntington Beach Pier. I shot this picture some years ago and I don't remember what camera I used.

A continuation of the somewhat solarized look I've been playing with recently. It's at the Huntington Beach Airshow, 2018. Olympus OM2n and Ilford HP5.

I've been pushing sliders around to experiment some more with that solarized look that featured in my previous post (Vertical Climb). Here's another from the same day and the same roll of film. Olympus OM2n, Olympus 35-70, red #29 filter and Ilford HP5.

Came across this image yesterday and, although I considered it a throw-away when I first processed it, yesterday I liked it. It's from the Huntington Beach Airshow in 2018. I shot 3 rolls with my OM2n, Olympus 35-70 zoom with red filter (#29) and HP5. Processed in Rodinal. Something went...

Huntington Beach, California. Olympus XA with Ilford HP5 processed in Rodinal.

Huntington Beach, California, a few years ago. Olympus XA3 with Tri-X at 1600. Processed in Rodinal.

Huntington Beach, California. (Evangelists on the beach are not uncommon.) Nikon F4 with Arista 100 film, processed in Rodinal. I didn't have the F4 for long. I bought it from an E-Bay seller out of Japan. Shot a test roll ("Need Prayer" being one frame from that roll) and saw that the camera...

I posted this image to RPF years ago under a different title ("Think Me Strange if You Will...") but the link is broken now (as are many links to my earlier contributions due to my having moved all of my photos). Anyway I was sitting near the pier in Huntington Beach and this scene unfolded in...

Huntington Beach Pier. Vivitar PN2011 "toy" camera with Kodak Ultramax 400 film.

Huntington Beach Pier. Vivitar PN2011 "toy camera" with Kodak Ultramax 400 film.

Main Street, Huntington Beach a few years ago. Canon QL17 with Kodak Portra 400 film.

Huntington Beach, California. Vivitar PN2011 "toy camera" with Kodak Tri-X 400 processed in Rodinal.

I shot this from Huntington Beach Pier. On either side of me were real surf photographers, with their hi-rez cameras, long lenses and monopods. If they noticed me at all they must have thought how pitiful I looked, with my little plastic Vivitar PN2011 "toy camera." And I suppose they'd be...

At the intersection of Main Street and Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach a couple of years ago. Holga 120N with expired Kodak Ektachrome 100 cross-processed in C41 developer.

Or maybe they are looking for the green flash. Huntington Beach Pier. Canon P with Arista EDU 400 film processed in Rodinal.

The intersection of 5th Street and Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach, California. Sigma DP1 Merrill.