August 19th, 2010 | Posted in Blog, Film, Personal Work | No Comments
Sometimes you just have to go looking for something to shoot, and sometimes you just have to stop and ask.
Well in my pursuit to finish off a few rolls of film from the previous weeks wedding I went out looking for something to shoot.
Not really happy with I had found I was about to give up when I came upon this woman on her horse. I stopped in the drive way and explained that I needed to finish off my film and asked if she mind that I shoot a few pictures of her and her horse. Well as it turned out She is a model, and works regularly for wrangler and has a verizon commercial coming out. I just had to chuckle because you just never know what you will
find or who you run into when you just take the time to look.
These are a few of the shots, unedited, I have a light leek in my dark room and these shots the result of light spilling onto the film.
I love the effect, even though the shots are not what I was expecting I am glad for what i call happy mistakes. With film sometimes you just have to take it in stride.




Horse and rider film Photography
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August 16th, 2010 | Posted in Blog, Film, Portfolio, Recent Work, Uncategorized, Wedding Photography | No Comments
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These were shot with various film cameras, 35mm and medium format on Black and white film






























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August 2nd, 2010 | Posted in Blog, Film, Personal Work, Uncategorized | No Comments
Here are some of my favorite shots from last weeks work. Most of them are shot with film cameras but I have two digital shots in there as well. I love the dirt and scratches in the film photos. Also the Black and white film shots have soo much detail in the mid and dark tones it is really a benefit to underexpose this film. That detail is just the something that digital cannot capture. I love film.

Image on Left Olympus XA2 and Portra NC 400, Image on Right Mamiya 645 and Adox 50

Canon EOS3 and Efke IR820 Film

Canon EOS3 and Efke IR820

Crown Graphics and Ilford HP5 4x5 film

Canon 5D Mark II
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