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| My grandfather was also an amateur photographer, and his main camera was a Zeiss Ikoflex 120mm. Now I have the camera, and I just got my first roll back. Here are the best of the roll. Empty street at Wimberly Trade Days. |
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| Taylor sitting in a rather broken wicker chair. |
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| A sunset in San Marcos (I also have a shot similar to this from my 35mm). |
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| The San Antonio street farmer's market in San Marcos. |
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| This is what happens when your mom gets a hold of your camera (well, technically it's hers, she bought it when she was in college). |
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| I finally got these photos back. I took them a week or two ago but it took a while to get them back because of a mistake someone made at the place that I had develop them. Luckily, they turned out beautiful! |
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| These were taken from a place called Prayer Mountain, also known to some as Mount Baldy (not to be confused with the Mount Baldy in Garner State Park). It's a very neat place, right in the middle of a neighborhood. It had stone stairs going up it, with a flat rock shelf at the top. A very neat place. |
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| These were from a few hours before the sunset. I was just messing around with my zoom lens. |
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| Thanks to a friend's uncle, we heard about and went to see a steel drum concert at McCallum High School. It was very neat. It was a combination of a professional band and high school students. |
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| Not only was the music, but so was the school itself. It was a very neat old place with lots of artwork on the walls. |
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| There were even dancers. |
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| Yeah, they had fun. And so did I. |
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| This is probably my favorite photograph of the day. There were tons of people there and lots of interesting kites. |
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| Combine something I've never done before (go to the kite festival) and some good friends, it was all around a good day. |
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| Even if the crowds (and parking) were crazy! |
