Kodak Ultramax 400 in the Florida Everglades

Some personal work captured on an old Nikon F with Kodak Ultramax 400. From the archives, trying my darndest to capture some of the colors the sky has to offer in the golden hour.

A fun mixture of harsh sunlight from mid-day to the soft palette of sunset, Kodak Ultramax continues to be a really versatile stock.

I'm slightly overexposed on the above image, and while I love the painterly quality that the water has as it mixes across all of the different colors from the sunset, I think I might have looked to stop down just a hair to get a little bit sharper, as I was focused at infinity here and I think the clouds could be just a tad more defined.

Then there were a couple of took at high noon.

The crispness of the sunny 16 rule in affect.

No life lessons in this one, other than the point of it all is to journey down the roads, to map out experiences, and observe the vastness of life in every mundane nook and cranny the universe throws at you. Had I paid more attention, I'd have spent my twenties admiring the banality of it all for what it was; a journey.