Once the most popular bridge in Washington State for jumpers, the Aurora Bridge, which I
just learned is actually called the George Washington Memorial Bridge, has been one of my favorite subjects of my photos since I moved to Seattle. I have always had a fascination with structures built with a complete disregard for aesthetics. Bridges sometimes fall into this category, as do factory machines and my favorite, temporary construction cranes. Here is a photo taken with a Kodak Brownie Bullet on film that is now made only by a Croatian
company.
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Aurora Bridge
Taken with Kodak Brownie Bullet on Efke 127 R100 |
The photo lab I use was a bit surprised to see this film the first time I brought it in, but they were able to process it without any issues and were even able to scan it, though they had to scan it on a flatbed, thus the dust. 127 has become one of my favorite formats to shoot in.
