I hit the icy sidewalks of JTown today on a specific Top Secret photographic mission. I had my M2 and three rolls of film. While I was finishing up at my undisclosed destination, I discovered that I had actually only brought two rolls of film. Curses. And, of course that meant that I’d see lots of stuff on my walk home. So, I got all cameraphonerated and took lots of Instagrams and Instagramish stuff.

Stay tuned for the film project soon, assuming it develops okay.

BONUS, yet another BEAR MUFFLER photo:

A couple new additions to the Reflections ISW set. Oh, weird Johnstown.

Here’s a new glimpse into the Hidden Universe – a set I’m slowly, slowly working on.

Happy Wednesday! Here are three recent black & whites that have something to say about horizontality.

“Bridges to Nowhere”

Camera: iPhone 4

Poughkeepsie, New York is nestled in the Hudson River Valley, upstate and unkempt. IBM used to be the main gig in town, but corporate profits decreed moving much of those operations to cheaper pastures. One cool thing about the town is the fact that the old Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge that spans the mighty Hudson river has been turned into a pedestrian bridge and state park: The Walkway Over the Hudson. This immense span is about two miles long and features great views of the Hudson River, as well as Poughkeepsie itself. I walked it today, so here are some iPhone views of this hardy little city.

I just checked out the crowd at theSanta Monica Apple Store for the launch of some new geegaw or other. I do want an iPhone three-gizzle, but I’m not gonna queue up for one. Sheesh! Reports from the crowd were that the line started getting going at around 3 A.M. It’s good to be passionate about something!