A night before the longest day of the year, and consequently the last night of spring, I bring you Spring 2010 in a photographic retrospect (with captions!). Hope you enjoy.
Tearing down the Fringe Festival installation that was put up at the Lord Leebrick Annex in Eugene in conjunction with the first annual Cinema Pacific Film Festival at the University of Oregon. Installation was a work of myself, Stephen Person, and Brenna Cheyney, and featured student winners from the Fringe video remix competition of the Korean film The Housemaid.
Shot on a Canon Rebel, Kodak Portra 35mm 100 VC
Eugene, OR
Experimenting with soft focus filters. I was very pleased with the results.
Shot on Holga 120CFN, Kodak Ektar 100
Eugene, OR
After watching this squirrel get run over by a bicyclist, I thought I could only do it justice by taking a photo of it… with a triple prism lens.
Shot on Holga 120CFN, Kodak Ektar 100
Eugene, OR
Johnny enjoying the daily dose of whiskey and cigarettes on Tara’s front lawn.
Shot on a Canon Rebel, Kodak Portra 35mm 100 VC
Eugene, OR
An unidentified Pig and Stephen’s arch nemesis Officer Stone (who has got his piece out and ready to go) put on a show for us while we enjoyed aforementioned whiskey and cigarettes.
Sneakily shot on a Canon Rebel, Kodak Portra 35mm 100 VC
Eugene, OR
Beautiful Tara.
Shot on a Canon Rebel, Kodak Portra 35mm 100 VC
Eugene, OR
After a long road trip to and from Eastern Washington, we stopped to check out Multnomah falls. Sam was kind enough to let me snap a touristy photo of him.
Shot on that brand of crappy green 35mm disposables that I love so much.
Multnomah Falls, OR
“We’re back in Oregon! Yay!”
Another 35mm Disposable gem.
Multnomah Falls, OR
Fun with filters.
Shot on Holga 120CFN, Kodak Ektar 100
Portland, OR
Noah’s roses with red soft focus filter.
Shot on Holga 120CFN, Kodak Ektar 100
Eugene, OR
I left my camera at Sam’s apartment in Portland, and I found this picture in the bunch. I didn’t take this, and Sam claims he has no recollection of it being taken. Where did that chicken come from? Who is that ghost girl? It’s a mystery.
Shot on Holga 120CFN, Kodak Ektar 100
Portland, OR (or so we think!)
Scot B. drinking his free birthday beer at Eugene City Brewery. His beer was three times the size of mine, and mine was $4.50. Damn. Scot got a killer internship at NPR’s All Things Considered Arts and Information Desk in D.C., and has graduated U of O leaving the Editor-In-Chief position at the Oregon Voice behind to pursue bigger things. Good luck, Scotty!
Snapped via camera phone.
Eugene, OR
Megan and Stephen making beer music… Even though I’m pretty sure Megan’s cup isn’t making much of a noise at all.
Disposable 35mm.
Eugene, OR
Noah D., myself, and Tyler P., Voice Dawgs of the Past, Present, and Future. Noah and I will be Editor-in-Chief and Publisher, respectively. Tyler P. (aka T. Pell, Pell Grant, Alexander Graham Pell) will be holding down the Managing Editor position in style.
Disposable 35mm
The Boys of Silverton: Jesse, Kyle, Sam and Henry. Sam came back into town from Hawaii and Kyle was on leave from the Marines for a week, and both of them turned 21 on June 12th… to quote a friend, “the camera seemed to be as drunk as they were.”
Shot on a Canon Rebel, 35mm Kodak Portra 100 VC
Portland, OR
This is Ned. He got locked out of his house earlier in the afternoon, and consequently got to hang out with us across the street.
Shot on a Canon Rebel, 35mm Kodak Portra 100 VC
Eugene, OR
Who is this girl? I don’t know or care, but that’s a great outfit.
Disposable 35mm
Portland, OR
A beautiful day at the reservoir after a beautiful weekend with my west coast family.
First 3 Photos by Jeff Harris, Picture of feet by yours truly on Jeff’s funky digital.
Silverton, OR
Durga’s chewed up toys and our weathered boombox that came with the house.
Shot on a Canon Rebel, 35mm Kodak Portra 100 VC
Eugene, OR
For as much as he didn’t seem to want his picture taken, every shot I snapped of Chase was gorgeous.
Shot on a Canon Rebel, 35mm Kodak Portra 100 VC
Eugene, OR
Jeffery, smiling with delight as he attempted to explain why my computer was doing what it was doing. I was uninterested in the technical jargon, though. (This is the same Jeff that took the photos of the reservoir.)
Shot on a Canon Rebel, 35mm Kodak Portra 100 VC
Eugene, OR
Cognitive Coffee 