Jamelle Bouie

The next set of rolls are also from San Antonio.

The next six rolls or so will come from the spring break trip we took to San Antonio in April.

My 11th roll of the year was a roll of Kodak Portra 400 that I shot on a long walk up and around Mt.

These photos are from a roll of…Kodak Tri-X(?)

In the interest of trying to use the film I have stockpiled, I brought a couple rolls with me to the “No Kings” protest in Charlottesville, Va. earlier this year.

These photos are from two rolls of 35mm film that I shot throughout the first few months of the year.

I went through a bit of a rut earlier in the year and so this roll has just three keepers and even these are…not great.

I took these photos during a brief stop in New Orleans for an event.

Seen on US-29 passing through Madison, Va.

I shot my second roll of the year during a brief stop in Grinnell, Iowa, where I gave a talk at the college.

Doing something a little bit different this year when it comes to sharing photos.

I have been sitting on hundreds of photos to either develop, scan or edit.

Longtime followers know that I spend most of my Christmas break in Charleston, South Carolina, visiting my family and enjoying the warmer weather.

Last October, I gave a talk at Syracuse University.

The other camera I bought last year was a Canon Autoboy XL which, as per its name, is a comically large point and shoot with a surprisingly sharp zoom lens.

Sometime last year I picked up a Minolta Freedom Escort (otherwise known as the Minolta Riva Mini), which is a 35mm point and shoot from the early 1990s.

I was in Myrtle Beach a few months ago to give a talk and had just enough time to walk around and take photos.

As usual, it takes me a while to get around to scans and edits.

Each month, the Charlottesville Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee hosts and leads a walk through a different neighborhood in the city.

Did a recent dump of everything I’ve taken on my Leica M10-D over the last few months.