Wednesday, January 1, 2020 at 12:00PM I decided to create a new blog site as part of my return to film as my medium of choice. The images included on this site were all shot using analog technology. The images are as they were captured. There are no fancy Photoshop techniques or Lightroom presets applied to the images. If you prefer natural images that beautifully and faithfully record a moment, take a look around.
Friday, May 25, 2012 at 12:00PM I caught this goose while doing an engagement session at Lake Tobesofkee. Love those clouds.
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Tech notes:
Portra 400 in my Nikon N90s. Processed and scanned at Indie Film Lab.
Friday, May 18, 2012 at 5:21PM I've been working to repair an old Nikon FE2 that I got pretty cheap because it looked like it was dropped in the sea. After replacing the seals and swapping some parts I cannabilized from another non-working FE, it was time to test it. I used my live in model.
It breaks so many rules, but I like it still.
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Tech notes:
Nikon FE2 with 105mm f2.5 lens. Portra 160 processed and scanned at Walgreens. Desaturated in ACR.
Monday, May 14, 2012 at 9:10AM It comes in the most unexpected places. This time is came in a quote from Jack White in It Might Get Loud (start watching at 8:08 to see the thoughts in question). I think the quote below sums it up nicely.
"That's the disease you have to fight in any creative field...easy of use."
Friday, May 11, 2012 at 7:47AM I shot these two images at a recent engagement session. I did not intend them to be a diptych, but as I was reviewing the scans, I realized they reminded me of the images at Beauty Everyday.
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Tech notes:
Kodak Portra 400 shot with my Nikon N90s. Processed and scanned by Indie Film Lab.
