What does the camera see? It’s a good question to ask. And it’s a great question for this camera. Yeah, still carrying around the Kodak Charmera when I go out and about. Especially when I’m out without my phone which is a lot more these days. The tiny viewfinder is almost useless for framing things and that feels more and more like The Point. I like getting home, loading up the pictures and seeing what I got. It’s a grab bag.

A decaying industrial building next to railroad tracks and a strip of barely contained grass and assorted plant life.
A decaying industrial building next to railroad tracks and a strip of barely contained grass and assorted plant life.
A crossroad of sorts. The hike and bike trail corsses a very quiet street. The stop sign is a lonely sentinal before a forboding sky.
A crossroad of sorts. The hike and bike trail corsses a very quiet street. The stop sign is a lonely sentinal before a forboding sky.
The decaying building again from a slightly different point of view. More of the building can be seen. Far more decay.
The decaying building again from a slightly different point of view. More of the building can be seen. Far more decay.
An industrial building of sorts that has been tagged. Who is Aiden Austin? Why must he be freed?
An industrial building of sorts that has been tagged. Who is Aiden Austin? Why must he be freed?
A yellow 10 MPH suggested speed limit sign. Out of frame is the bus lot for the local school.
A yellow 10 MPH suggested speed limit sign. Out of frame is the bus lot for the local school.