I'm now old enough that everyone around me who wanted a baby already has one or is having one RIGHT NOW. So there are ample opportunities to hover around these weird, strange creatures that everyone seems to really like having around.

Just as summer is fading in Vancouver I've started shooting a lot of black and white, perhaps in preparation for grey days ahead. After a marathon session of rolling out Arista 400 Premium, I started mixing them into the film I have in my bag. I reach into my bag and whatever I come out with, I load into the camera. The past three have come up B&W.

Vancouver doesn't really have a convenient place for rallies and demonstrations so whenever there is a need for a protest it usually happens behind the Vancouver Art Gallery. Almost every non-consulate-related protest at least starts there. Some of them happen in front, which is where the Tibetan protest from last year happened, but if they are expecting numbers and need to set up information booths they are sited in the larger space on Georgia.

When you are shooting film and not being as good at documenting or disciplined at work flow as I am then eventually you'll get some funky mistakes. A double-exposure can be a fun one. This is what happens when you pick up a roll that you should have put in the drawer to be developed but instead reeled back into the camera again months later.

Triple Stack Double | Kodak 800

Generally when I rewind a roll after finishing it in the camera it will usually rewind so that the leader (the part of the film that sticks out so that you can feed it into the take up spindle) is totally gone. That would tell anyone that the roll is finished. read more Posted in Shots Submitted by keithloh on Tue, 2011-08-30 16:30. read more | keithloh's blog | login or register to post comments Portraits: Mathew and Friend Mathew & Friend | Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 on Canon 7D Last week I was invited out by a photographer I knew who moved away from Vancouver and went to work in Toronto. I didn't get to stay long but we hung out on the beach and shots portraits of each other. Mathew is one of the few photographers I knew back when I started reaching out to others who is actually living doing it. From photowalks to art to now doing studio work. Good for him. read more Posted in Shots Submitted by keithloh on Fri, 2011-08-05 20:44. read more | keithloh's blog | login or register to post comments Polaroid 600SE: accidental multiple exposure Folk Festival Triple Exposure | Kodak 400VC with 127mm on Polaroid 600SE This shot above is a pleasant surprise - a gift from a year back - that I discovered when I opened up the roll-film back of my Polaroid 600SE and saw that there was this just-finished roll of Kodak 400VC* just waiting to be extracted. Since I am not the meticulous note-taking type of photographer I had no idea what it was. read more Posted in Shots Submitted by keithloh on Wed, 2011-08-03 16:11. read more | keithloh's blog | login or register to post comments 123456789…next ›last » Syndicate copyright ©2006 Keith Loh | contact | design by Keith Loh