I finally got around to developing a few rolls of film that I had lying around. I had totally forgotten what was on them, and it's always exciting when getting photos back from a mystery roll of film.
The first roll that came back was Delta 100, a dark, moody, and grainy black and white film. It turned out that I had taken these photos earlier this year at Big Bend National Park when I visited with my family.
The first roll that came back was Delta 100, a dark, moody, and grainy black and white film. It turned out that I had taken these photos earlier this year at Big Bend National Park when I visited with my family.
Photos shot on Canon Rebel 2000
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| Devil's Walkingstick |
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| the view from our motel in Terlingua |
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| desert scenes |
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| driving into Big Bend |
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| distant mountains |
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| a distant desert outpost |
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| an old, rusted machine |
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| far west Texas |
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| welcome to the desert |
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| the ranger station |
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| a lonely outpost |
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| cactus |
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| way out west |
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| cliffs by the river |
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| the Rio Grande |
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| looking across into Mexico |
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| a rocky desert landscape |
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| at the old hot springs resort |
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| a canoe on the riverbank |
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| a shallow portion of the river |
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| walking along the banks of the Rio Grande |
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| mountainside |
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| on a hike |
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| yours truly |
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| more wild landscape |
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| a quiet afternoon along the riverbank |
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| trekking at Big Bend |
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