Polaroids from Deep Ellum

Yashica Electro 35

I'm a big fan of the Yashica cameras. I own an Electro 35 GSN (rangefinder 35mm) and a Mat 124G TLR (120mm medium format).
They are simple and affordable, the best way to be introduced into film without going broke.
Do some research on the web and you will find a lot of info and experienced people that still use and service these cameras.

Here are some pictures taken with the Electro 35 (Ilford Super XP2 B/W film)
No digital retouch has been add it to these pictures.

Chicago Architecture

Some color oldies done at a McDonalds shoot in China

Some Oldies

Yashica Mat 124 G with Ilford 120 XP2 super 400

Miroslav Tichý Story

When I first read about Miroslav Tichý story, I was amaze to see an artist that did not care to get caught on the latest gear or technology, but only his art, the art of taking photos.
Miroslav was a street photographer that took close to a hundred photos a day from people (mostly women) around his home town.
He lived under very poor conditions creating his cameras from scrap and developing the negatives on a bucket.
In 2004 Roman Buxbaum created a short documentary about Miroslav where they spend some time going through his dusty photographs while interview him.
The Documentary was very poorly done with a very little insight on his past and present life. 
Here are some images of Miroslav cameras, photographs and a link to the documentary.

Miroslav Tichý Documentary (Tarzan Retired) 2004

Yashica Mat 124 G

One of the coolest medium format camera that I ever had.

B&W love

Old broken European Cart

Presentation and base layers (grass-dirt-water)

A lot of work left to be done, but a quick presentation of the layout and idea

WIP SHERMAN

Working on the tools

Tamiya M4A3 Sherman

Starting on the weathering.......