Charley Cameras, 2019
oil, fabric, paracord, film transparencies
with McDonald’s x Ninjago (2017) #5
7.25 cm x 9.5 cm each

(Self-portraits) With Landscapes

Little Treasure Cove with iPhone SE
Fernwood Cabin with Canon AE-1

(leftmost b/w, clockwise)
Camp Cherry Valley
Santa Catalina Island, CA

Griffith Park Trail
Los Angeles, CA
(Griffith Observatory visible)

North Loup River
Middle of the USA, NE

Residential Swim Hole
Costa Mesa, CA
(Munch present)

Vasquez Natural Area Park
Aqua Dulce, CA
(Vasquez Formation visible)

Fossil Falls Campgrounds
Olancha, CA
(Red Hill visible)

Tokopah Valley Trail
Sequoia National Park, CA

Angel’s Landing Trail
Zion National Park, UT
(Zion Canyon visible)

Bonus:
Baron Munchausen and Munch
Schwinn Breeze and Huffy Capri
Costa Mesa, CA

Charley Camera (with Family)

Baby Charley
Meadowlark Residence

Mama, Papa, and Baby
Bingo Night in Lincoln

EE Wendy
Campus with Cherry-topped Cone

EE Helen
Mt. Baldy Summit (10069′)

Uncle Edwin and EE Asia
CSULB Masters Graduation

Ah-mah (Grandma)
Kitchen with Festival Zongzi 

Auntie Allison and EE Jasmin
Frontyard Treeside

Bodhi and Munch
Backyard Poolside 

Bonus:
Dà Ah-ma (Great Grandma)
Living Room with Pups

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Fossil Falls, Olancha, CA
Self-emitting glow (coordinates, whatever) for the Visitors

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Just a fun haiku for a dark trilogy:

100%
Sahmaoooth mirrored surface
@ 0° 

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One of Two Wooden Airship Hangars, Tustin, CA
When I would get lost on the way back from Irvine,
I would instinctively look for these real spooky hangers and drive towards them.
They're quite fantastic at street view.

Petri-like pics taken on the way back to SNA.

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House Shrine
Fruit offerings: several hands of thai bananas,
tangelos, w/ mandarin, tangerine, and navel oranges.

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Salt Shrine

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S.A.C. II

S.A.C. V

S.A.C. VI-1

S.A.C. VI-2

S.A.C. VII

S.A.C. IX

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Mountain of Mountains (northface), Anaheim, CA.
Testing out my new old Sigma Mini-wide.
I also brought along a Canon Speedlite 155A...

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Scorpion Archorage, Santa Cruz Island, CA
There's a couple other angles and a good close-up of the removal of Paul's tick. I used a Canon AE-1* with a 50mm lens, some Fujifilm Fujicolor, no filter, but a successful light leak that I eventually sealed post-trip.  

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