Time seems to stand still in Vegas. Just when I thought 30 minutes has passed, my watch tells me it’s only been 15. Pacing cocktail consumption—in effort to maintain the desired level satisfaction—becomes difficult. Worse still, after failing the first point, it’s almost impossible to know the proper amount of time needed to achieve sobriety.

Imagine being at home in bed, but there’s a party in the living room. You want to sleep, but you want to go into the living room more. That’s what it’s like in Vegas.

The film used varies, but it’s always cheap. The black and white photos were taken with Kodak Professional BW400CN. This film is meant to be developed through normal (and much more common) color processing, the foundation of one-hour photo shops. Although not as crisp as regular black and whites, the photos have a slight green tint.

The color film is the cheapest available, usually the store-brand: Walmart, Walgreens, etc. Most of these photos were developed at Walmart.