Digital Harinezumi (Japanese Toy Camera) Portraits and Memories

Digital Harinezumi Portraits and Memories Hello everyone, with all the renewed interest in lo-fi digital imaging tech (especially with the Kodak Charmera) I thought I would finally “dust off” our old digital Harinezumi photos from about 2011ish and post them here.  So crazy how that many years can pass in a blink of an eye.  […]

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Petit Le Mans Kickoff in Suwanee 2024

Petit Le Mans Kickoff in Suwanee:Random Camera Photo Shoot! www.roadatlanta.com Suwanee, GA | Oct 8, 2024 Hello everyone, the folks at Road Atlanta were kind enough to bring the race cars into Town center last week again and of course I was there to marvel at the impressive machines and take a few photos.  For […]

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Duluth, GA – Fall Festival 2019

Duluth Fall Festival | (Always the Last weekend in September!) | September 28, 2019 It has been a long hot summer down here in Georgia, and pretty much everywhere else too it seems.  Let’s hope the cool temperatures predicted for next week finally usher in Autumn, perhaps my most favorite season.  For this Saturday evening […]

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Video: Lao New Year New Iberia

Short Video Clips from Lao New Year in New Iberia (Broussard), LA. First part shot with a Digital Harinezumi for the vintage look in contrast to the footage from the Canon 5D mk II + Nikon lens.

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Video: Digital Harinezumi

Short Video Clips with the Digital Harinezumi, a Japanese camera with vintage aesthetics. Update 2025: It looked very vintage back then (2011), and now even more so.  My how the years have flown by.

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Màu Hồng

Notes:  There’s this tree on the side of the road I frequently drive on, and it sure is pretty every single spring.  Lots of gear for this spur of the moment shoot (for me at least), Nikon+Canon, Sigma IR, and different techniques as well, Nikon wireless CLS, radio triggered strobe, and the heat reflector you […]

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Harinezumi

Notes: Another little friend added to the mix…the Digital Harinezumi 2!  I believe the name is Japanese for “Hedgehog,” and its movies really mimic 8mm film.  One of these days I’m going to have a photo shoot and limit myself to just one camera via “Random Select.” 🙂

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