When I first viewed Northern Exposure years ago, I never thought I would ever visit the place where it was created.  Turns out it shares filming areas (within an hour) of Twin peaks.  That was pretty much all the motivation I needed to visit.  I have been back a number of times over the years, even had dinner at The Brick a couple of times.  After all of those visits, I was finally able to actually stand inside the KBHR studio and touch the microphone and console.  It was kind of surreal.  I almost felt like a time traveler from the future.

Now that I am back from the Twin Peaks Festival for 2012, I will start sharing photographs from it.  I think I will put the same pictures here that I do on facebook, and perhaps Google Plus as well.  By year's end that should give me decent insight into who is looking at what.

Twin Peaks Festival 2012

Twin Peaks Festival 2012

Leica M9 and 50mm Summicron, in camera B&W.  I do hope that no one ever places an M9-M in my hands.  That's the dedicated monochrome M camera body.  My wallet would suffer.