reno/tahoe scans.
i dove head first into scanning some negatives and fuck,.. its really time consuming. i can see why they charge $10 a roll now. black & white wasn’t too hard but color. no way. back to the lab tomorrow for that stuff.
interests are free, hobbies cost money
i’ve been into cameras for a while, i’ve used them a lot over the past 10 years. i used to get to shoot 16mm a few years back on bolex 16mm camera. sadly due to the high costs of film stock and processing/transferring to video and affordability of HD video its been on the shelf
seymour fish shred
the local mountains have gotten a grip of snow over that past few weeks, going from dirt to deep. hoglin and i and rolled up on our fish boards and got as rad as possible on whatever ankle deep wasn’t tracked by 1130am. it was sean’s first day riding seymour in 2010 after over coming
scenic drive
its raining/snowing in whistler, i’m hungover but fresh off a nap on the recliner after watching all day long marathons of wipeout (on claytons’ favorite tv channel, tv tropolis.) clayton asked me if i wanted to go for a drive and pick up geeves. geeves lives in braelorne (north of pemberton) and the hurley forest
winter is back
just when i thought winter was done up here we’ve got a meter of snow in the past week. avalanche conditions have been pretty dicey as of late and there’s some weird layers going on, sun is few and far between and i’ve been logging serious time between final cut pro and xbox 360.
Bunker Bay
early start to the paintball season, we’re usually not getting into it until may/june but our first game at the bunker bay was rad. the crew did some course prep the day prior to repair bunkers damaged by fallen trees and the weirdo that steal the wood to make rafts and camp fires. 3 on