Can't. Stop. Listening.

Maybe its the weather. Maybe its the moment. Or maybe it really is just perfect.

Then this. Oh my.

Sometimes the stars align. Sometimes its so good it hurts.

I am desperately missing the mountains today.

Dirty Diana

[Stan, Great Salt Lake Exploration Society, Spring 2008]

When it comes to shooting Holga, I'm lazy. I don't shoot with the format frames in and I usually don't worry about exposure, overlap or light leaks. This combined with only processing about once a year makes it feel like Christmas. A really expensive Christmas. I think I'm ready to change it up and take more control. Here are a few, in baughchronny-logical order.

[Ghost Jack/Chris, Great Salt Lake Exploration Society, Spring 2008]

[Rock n' Roll Hotel, First week in DC]

[The other "white house", Late Summer 2008]

[Seattle, Late October 2008]

[Danny, Seattle, Late October 2008]

[Cayle, Seattle, Late October 2008]

[Jason-bocce, Seattle, Late October 2008]

[Jason-Cayle-bocce, Seattle, Late October 2008]

[Me-Jason-extreme walking, Seattle, Late October 2008]

[Election Night, the magic here is in the memories. DC, November 4, 2008]

[Pica riding shotgun, DC, Election night]

[Alpha-adventure with Massoud. It didn't really work. Spring 2009]

[Alpha-adventure, "C", Spring 2009]

[David-Ryan-speedos, Bonneville Salt Flats, July 2009]

There should be more, but sadly a mistake was made and I don't have all the digital copies. But I do have someone else's lovely black & white landscapes. Thanks "Ansel".

Jacket Weather

Please stay. I love you.
Sincerely, Christy (and Pica and Naho)

Turns out it was the "Redskins" room.

Now its mine and I have to ignore that realization to enjoy it and make it my own. At least I have this Utah map from Ken Sanders to make things a little better.

Team Tuesday

Big Brother's Fashion

Stein Fountaineer

Giant Background Music

Durrr in Urban Lights

Bethany Reads Books

That Guy

Red Pants Off Pony Clock

[eye-es-oh-one-six-oh-oh]

...and then it was 5am

What's wrong with this picture?

Nothing, as far as I'm concerned. What's wrong with this scenario? Um, lots. We are just starting our descent down the Wasatch Crest trail. Notice where the sun is...

Below is what it looked like when we finally hit pavement. I would guess we spent at least 45 minutes in complete darkness. In lots of trees. With no moon. In retrospect, it was a totally fun adventure! In the moment, I was really really scared. Of losing my teeth, moose and dying. We are dumb. And fun.

Our attempt to capture the darkness with a video.

Still, I love mountain biking lots, especially with Ana. My pro hoe.