Nathan Himes Photography

09/29/2026

I just got my scans back for my latest roll of film.
These were all taken at my In-laws Rural Texas farm.
Shot on Hasselblad 500c - Ilford Delta Pro 100 B&W film

09/03/2026

Old Texas & Pacific Railway Depot (T&P) in Weatherford, Texas. The depot was built ca. 1885.

Hasselblad 500C - Kodak Gold 200 Film

08/10/2026

While driving down to the coast one early morning last month, the family all asleep in the car.. I noticed this interesting set of silos as we passed by.. I considered stopping, but didn't. over the next several miles, I considered turning around to get a picture of them.. but I didn't. I just drove on.
It was nagging at me all the way down to the coast.
so much so, that once we got settled in, I hopped on google maps, and traced our route back, found where they were and marked them on the map.
A week later on our way back home, I purposely took that same route back, and stopped to take this photo. I was worried it would be too dark by the time we got there, but I was able to catch the setting sun lighting the silos almost directly from the side.

I like this one a lot. and I am very glad I stopped to get it.

Shot on my Hasselblad 500c using Kodak Gold 200 film

08/07/2026

This boat has been abandoned in a field. I had to trudge through some pokey bushes and muddy ground to get out to it. there was nothing around, very peaceful and quiet.

07/06/2026

There was something about the overcast day in downtown Albany NY when I was there.. very Gotham City feeling in places.. I felt these were best served as black and white.
Annoyingly enough my Hasselblad has an issue so I couldn't take the film camera with me on the trip. but these still turned out nice.

06/20/2026

06/20/2026

Took the Hasselblad out to Cartwright park the other day, such a peaceful little lake.

06/20/2026

05/04/2026

This weekend at the zoo, I could see Forest Park Tower from the parking lot.

Started being built in 1927, didn't get finished till 1930, apparently had to take a break during the stock market crash of 1929.
It certainly has an elegant, commanding presence over the area.

04/30/2026

I was going through old files, and found this image I took years ago on a trip through Colorado with friends.

I always loved this photo. I found the raw file, and decided to re-edit it.