At the restroom of our local campground, if one wishes to maintain privacy, one must be bunjeed into the head by an accomplice. How one escapes the bunjee should one’s accomplice decide to ditch one is unexplained. The sink is outdoors, naturally — how else to secure the door?
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Ocupado (al reves), 2010, Dolly Salazar
Fuji Neopan 1600
Here’s a throwaway, because the blog just dies on the weekends.
Larger here.
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Water Grasses, 2010, Dolly Salazar
Fuji Neopan 1600
This had a different title, but then Raincoaster went and opened that whole can of worms…
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Khlul-hloo, 2010, Dolly Salazar
Fuji Neopan 1600
This is the very next shot on the roll, after the image in Fertility God of the Sea. A change of angle changes everything: this doesn’t look nearly as, uh, let’s saaay…anthropomorphic to me.
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Seaweed Totem, 2010, Dolly Salazar
Fuji Neopan 1600
It’s kelp.
Larger here, and, yes it’s safe for work.
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Fertility God of the Sea, 2010, Dolly Salazar
Fuji Neopan 1600
Every pet owner has some version of this picture. Larger here.
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Frosted Dog, 2006, Dolly Salazar
Kodak Plus-X
Larger here.
I can’t figure out whose house this was. But it’s gotta be somewhere around here.
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Winter Scene, 2006, Dolly Salazar
Kodak Plus-X
Welp, no snow to speak of around here so far this season (don’t be hatin’, citizens of the Rockies and points eastward), soo-ooo, since I’m awaiting my next roll to get back from the lab, I’ll keep you entertained *guffaw* with images of winters past.
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Snow Bike, 2006, Dolly Salazar. Larger here.
Kodak Plus-X
See? I can do pretty for pretty’s sake once in a while.
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Sailing, Near Brown Island, 2009, Dolly Salazar
Kodak 400CN
