Old School

Film: In The Literal Sense

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Finally put my new(old) Mamiya 645 (see picture on right) to the test. I've always loved shooting film, but it's just so freaking expensive. So I figured, if I'm gonna do it, go big right? For those that don't know, my Mamiya is considered Medium Format, which means a larger negative than your standard 35mm. More surface area = more details. You get the "picture".

Enjoy!

 They say pictures last a lifetime, but is that really true in the digital age? How long til your CD or USB drives are outdated. Remember Zip Drives?? Floppys?? Exactly.  

My grandfather (on right in above photo) is 96 1/2 and I have negatives, still in great condition, he shot in the 1930s. That's over 80 years ago! This is why I will be making it a point to try and shoot as much film in the future as possible. Let's preserve our memories!

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Sin City - Day 4: This and That

Sin City - Day 4: 
This and That

Pinball Museum, every kid (and adult's) dream!

 Bellagio Fountain - Amazing to see at night!

I was told this is the world's largest chocolate fountain...

One of my favorites from this trip.

Hope you enjoyed my trip as much as I did! 

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Sin City - Day 3: Fremont / Neon Experience Part 2

Sin City - Day 3 (Cont'D): 

Fremont / Neon Experience

I may have went a little shutter happy! 

 The colors on some of these signs were really interesting!

Pool Shark

Love old style vegas.

Only one more day of photos folks!

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Sin City - Day 3: Fremont Neon Experience

Sin City - Day 3: 

Fremont / Neon Experience

Fremont Street Experience (It was definitely an experience!)

This place was awesome to shoot.

I took a lot of photos here, so stay tuned for the second half of this day.

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