One of the things I do love about Boulder is that you don’t have to go far to see wildlife. I walk outside everyday and I see deer, fox, black bears, raccoons, ducks, hawks and prairie dogs just to name a few. The ducks at the Boulder Creek are pretty comfortable because knuckleheads are feeding them. They have figured out that if they stay around there long enough someone will feed them, and it never really gets to cold in Boulder, so the critters stick around most of the winter.

I have much love for classic and toy cameras, I own several versions of the Kodak Duaflex. My favorite is the focus free Kodak Duaflex II, but my second is the Duaflex III, with a zone focus Kodar lens and three choices for setting the apeture, f8, f11, and f16. It was produced between 1954-1957. The focus is completely unreliable and vignettes badly, there is so much charm with that. I really enjoy these old Twin Lens Reflex cameras, they require me to respool 120 film onto Kodak propriatary 620 metal spools. This is tricky, but it is definately worth the work.

The pictures below were taken a couple of weeks ago and shot on Efke 50 and push processed in D76 at e.i. 100.

This photo of Wayne occured at the Med for Nick’s birthday.

Last Sunday I made it out to the Pearl St Pub and the Josh Rosen played that night. A hellava good time.