I guess I just keep accidentally dropping my rolls of film into weird vats of toxic radioactive waste.
Why does this keep happening to me?
And my photographs are much too precious to simply throw away, so I fish out the roll of film, dry it off, and take it to the picture developers, the expensive professional ones who will take good care.
That's my story, and if that's my story then this is the first roll of film that I dropped in radioactive acid. You've seen other images, out of order, but here's the first ones, from our trip up to the waterfall above the city.
I am now of course tempted to go back and dip every picture I've ever taken into this fluid, but we'll just set these pictures out for you to look at now and take a break. I have to pack for a wild European apartment search. Trains! Exotic cities! Weird food! Sketchy airbnbs! Who knows what kind of pictures I'll be posting here next.
Well, it'll probably be more like this, but stranger things have happened here at clerkmanifesto.
(note that seems vaguely important to mention: these are real places, but the colors might be a bit... different than they at first appeared)
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