I’m the proud owner of one of their custom-made seatbelt bags, and will very soon order myself a fanny pack. I swear, these are the best bags for biking around the city. The bag I have now is the perfect size for my camera and accessories. I think I use it nearly every day.

next? i think i need a yashica t-4.

Fairmount Park and the Walnut Lane Bridge

You might have seen alot of these in Holga-form in an earlier post. The above images were taken with the Hasselblad. My love.

Nadine [link] and I drove around location scouting the other week. She’s been very interested in these mounds. Upon getting up close to them, they reminded me so much of deserts in Arizona. These are located in Port Richmond, in Philadelphia. They are sand and gravel to be used for roads.

When I was shooting those pictures of Basil, I took a look at the surrounding area and was totally taken in by the combination of industry vs. nature. This is definitely the next/current phase of photography I’ve been going through.

This roll is from a few different locations: trails on fairmount park, bike rides, location scouting, etc.

My friend Arjun was in town the other week and we decided to drive/walk around the neighborhood to take photographs. I took him to a few places I had been meaning to photograph. Alot of these places I pass by nearly every day. It was nice to be able to focus on certain scenes, ones I never think twice about, and really let the feeling of my surroundings direct a photograph.

It was also nice that Arjun is continuously enthralled by our city, being that he is from out of town. It made me appreciate the city for what it offers me, and reminds me of why I am here.

Philadelphia likes to plow the snow to different locations throughout the city. Sometimes these are empty lots, sometimes they are privately owned lots. Here’s one I found by my house.

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