Alan Watts said that "existence is best understood by analogy with music because music, as an art form, is essentially playful. We say, 'You play the piano.' You don't work the piano." I try to think of photography the same way. What I mean is, sometimes I play around with my cameras. Sometimes a few of the images aren't bad. Not as often and not as many as I'd like. This is a collection of things that have happened, more or less. I'm just glad I had a camera with me at the time.
The name of the site is the opening line from Slaughterhouse-Five. It's a very casual way to start a masterpiece. Much like the story, things here are nonchronological. The images are a sort of memory triage.
They were gathered across different formats:
| Film | Digital |
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Canon AE-1 Olympus OM-2N* Olympus OM-2SP Minolta X-300* Minolta X-370 Minolta X-500 Minolta X-700 Minolta Dynax 5 Minolta Dynax 7 Minolta Dynax 60 |
Nikon P7700 Sony A7 II* Sony A7 IV |
| *sold | |