Yes, Still in Full-Vue

This one will be the last of this mini adventure. Why, cause I feel like this was the strongest of the bunch. You may feel otherwise. I don't know, you have not said anything to me, so I will blindly move along without a care in the world. Well maybe not without any care. I mean, the world ended today or I guess technically yesterday, so I figure we should all care a little bit more from now on.

And because you probably don't care, I think that this Full-Vue shot would make a good album cover, for some sweet indie folk band. Maybe not Felicia Day's cover band, "Theoretical Babies," but you never know. Would said band be embraced by hipsters? At least for the first album, because of course every album after won't be nearly as good. And of course, once everyone is listening to it, then it's no longer good at all. It's all about Indie Physics 101.

Still In Full View!

Classic shot, baseball season has begun! Well, it began a while back. I actually spent about a month with this one roll. Hey, you can't rush this.

In Full Vue!

So, a while back I picked up a Spartus Full Vue twin lens camera at an antique shop, for about, well cheap. The film actually cost more than the camera. Anyway, the first roll came out pretty much over exposed on every frame. Every frame. You know what that means? It means that there was a reason this camera was on the cheap. Well, with some finagling, I patched it up, resulting in only minimal light leakage and some scratching on the film. I may try to solve the light leak problem, and maybe the scratching, but I think it adds a little character to the shot.

So, to end this overly long story, here are a few of my favorite shots (spread over the next couple of days, cause you know, I need to generate traffic to my blog). So this is it, a mini-series with the Spartus Full-Vue! Enjoy!