Union Station Roof

@dj.tigersprout: thanks dj. you're right, a holgaroid is half holga and half polaroid. polaroid makes a special back that fits on holgas. in my experience, it creates even more vignetting than holgas with 120 film. it's a fun combination, but i suppose may be obsolete soon if the film isn't available. there are two versions of the back. i have an older version, and the film for it is already out of production. (i have a few boxes left in my fridge.)

@Matt Sutton: thanks matt! that's a great quote.

@Siam: thank you siam. i wish i could express my thought about photographs as well as you do.

@Kylie Greenan: thanks kylie!

@Observing: that's a really interesting comment. i appreciate it.

@Matt Sutton: i googled it - just need to listen now!

@neilanie: thanks neilanie. too bad about the scanner - i don't know why good film scanners have to be so pricey.

@Dr. Leonard Yossarian: it's a great smell, don't you think?

@Zorilla: i know the picture, and i see what you mean. i'm fascinated by the earliest photographs, but any similarity is purely accidental.

@Paul van der Meer: thanks paul!

@Twelvebit: i'm actually standing at ground level looking down. it's a complicated building, with surprising nooks and crannies everywhere.