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I had it in mind to sit and write some stuff out with this post tonight, but the evening has found me utterly exhausted. I have been hampered these past few days with a nasty cold that has slowed me down and work has been particularly grueling. Even my teeth are exhausted, and they have hardly had to do anything today it seems. So instead of writing, I will leave you with an image that doesn't need to have much said for it at all.

I particularly love the shades of this image, that and the shadow on the mountain cast by that lenticular. This was a pretty amazing night. And yes, I came back from it totally exhausted too but at least I had exposed film to show for it. Then again, the fruit of my endeavors tonight at least will be a Holga show. So it all is for something.

Danielle posing along a beach in Seattle, begrudgingly joining my 'Blurry people are better' series.

And yes Jessica, I have not really forgotten that I still need to get you copies of the images from our shoot too. Procrastinated yes, but not forgotten. ;-)

I am 1/6th of a 36 piece group show of Holga work that will be on display at the Basil Hallward Gallery on the top floor of Powell's for the month of February. That means there will be like six of my pieces and a whole 30 more by five other Holga photographers to boot! The opening is February 2nd, 6:30 to 9:30 pm.

One of the few images I ever made of the Keyhole before it collapsed and I made this with my pinhole. Nothing produces flare when shooting into the sun quite like a pinhole does. Plus not having to worry about a viewfinder (and damage to the eyes) is a big plus in a case like this too.