Fuji 800z and Kodak 160VC, 50mm 1.2L
youre the best kind of friend. and photog. ily mc!
(07.30.10)santa barbara! went camping there for a weekend. def a great place! =] congrats to your friend!
(07.30.10)
Fuji 400h, Canon EOS-3, 50mm 1.2L
thank you for sharing those seductive pictures of my sister and her rubber duckie tat. i mean bird henna.
also, i just remembered that time i fed you cinnamon rolls. interesting.
(08.01.10)
Canon EOS-3, 35mm 1.4L lens
whaaaaaaaaatttttttt!!!!!!!! crazy.......you are crazy insane.........or insanely crazy - those pictures are amazing - makes me want to throw my $5000 of equipment out the window - someday you'll have to teach me - as if i don't suck already - now i suck worse - if only i had time to really try to be a photographer - i keep it to one shoot a week and even thats too hard with kids...... and i only have 2 so far - i'm doomed
(07.28.10)brienne: whaaaaaaaaatttttttt!!!!!!!! crazy.......you are crazy insane.........or insanely crazy - those pictures are amazing - makes me want to throw my $5000 of equipment out the window - someday you'll have to teach me - as if i don't suck already - now i suck worse - if only i had time to really try to be a photographer - i keep it to one shoot a week and even thats too hard with kids...... and i only have 2 so far - i'm doomed (07.28.10)
(07.28.10)Bri - throw it out the window, then walk down to Walgreen's and buy some film :)
(07.29.10)
Thanks to a few good friends, Ryan and Jonathan, my love for film the past 6 months has grown like a chia-pet on crack-flavored Miracle Grow - or Ryan's hair - they're synonymous.
There's something special about film. It's different. It forces you to work for each shot and if you don't love it, you don't take it. Exposure is no longer a shoot - then chimp back of camera to see if it looks good. Composure doesn't involve shooting wide, then later cropping in post-processing. Capturing the moment isn't being trigger happy at 6fps and mowing down your subjects with a myriad of digital captures. It's anticipation at its finest. You anticipate the moment you want to capture, then drop the shutter at the right time. And it feels good. Especially at $1 a frame :)
Now let me set the record straight, in no way am I hating on digital. Hell, my freaking brand is created around 'Digital' - talk about brand FAIL....FML. Oh well :) This also doesn't mean I'll be dropping the digitals anytime soon, just sayin' I'm loving my new friend - Senor Film - and I feel like he's making me a better photographer - be it on a digital or film camera. They each have they're pros and cons. To each their own. Y tu Brute?
I'll be posting some recent personal work this week. Have questions? Drop a comment and I'll respond.
Shot on Kodak BW400CN and a Canon EOS-3 body, 50mm 1.2L lens. Suck it Trebek.
Love it. I just had a friend photographer take pictures of my baby girl with film and I LOVED it.
The suck it Trebek? made me laugh out loud. nice one. husband and i say it to each other almost daily. didn't know anybody else thought that was funny.
(07.25.10)