(And We Gazed Upon the Chimes of) Freedom Flashing

Gas Station. Farmer City, IL. 2013.

Leica M8.
50mm. 

Mansfield, IL. 2013.

Leica M8.
35mm. 

Getaway. 

Hasselblad 500 C/M.

Propel. 

Leica M6.

Leica M6. 

Someday I Might. 

Black and White Landscape. #car #blackandwhite #road #drive (Taken with instagram)

A Measuring Stick.

HasselBlad 500 C/M.

One For Each Home.

Hasselblad 500 C/M.

Carl Zeiss 150mm F4 C Sonnar. 

Kodak Tmax 400.

While out photographing in my small (and I mean really small) hometown, I realized that in nearly each alley there was at least one, sometimes more than, one classic car covered up by a tarp. It seems that everyone has a car, that, someday, they are going to get running, and it will be glorious when they do. Now, of course, my enlightened mind immediately lamented my unfortunate situation. I am stranded in a backwoods town of under a thousand. I should be in a city somewhere, sipping coffee and bumping shoulders with the elite. This line of thinking continued till my mind, quite unfortunately came back around to my own garage. And despite my best effort to suppress my knowledge of what was sitting in my garage, I couldn’t help but remember the 1997 Ford Mustang convertible that I have been holding onto, because well, it’s just so close to running. And someday I will get that thing running. And it will be glorious. 

A Cop’s. 

Hasselblad 500 C/M. 

Harris Approaching.

Leica M6. 

Better With Browns Than Pinks.

Polaroid Sun 600.

Paperwork.

Polaroid 220.

Automobiles In Proximity Three.

Polaroid SX-70.

Automobiles In Proximity Two.

Polaroid SX-70.

Automobiles in Proximity One.

Polaroid SX-70.