Lucy warmly greeted me as I fumbled, packing my camera bag. She seemed really excited to have me there, which was refreshing. I had decided earlier that day to shoot 100% film on this session. It had been a while. But, I was excited. It also meant I was trying to use too many cameras, hence the fumbling. After a brief welcome and chat, we set off to explore the park and nearby lake. The sun was out. I had been waiting and waiting for a session to line up with decent weather and it finally happened! Getting the film scans back was like a breath of fresh air and has made me question why I still shoot digital so much. Hope you enjoy the gorgeous colors and feel of this session. I still have some availability for family or portrait sessions this Summer/Fall. Lets do it!

Thanks Ellen & Jason, for trusting me and enjoying your time together in front of the camera. You helped make some amazing photographs.

Mamiya 7II, Nikon F100, Holga 120N, Polaroid / Kodak Portra 400, Iford HP5+, IP B.W 2.0

Ryan & Shelby contacted me last year about wanting a session with another couple. Turns out the other couple was Ryan's brother, Scott and sister-in-law, Stacey. They are moving to TX this Summer, so my time with these four was centered around a few places they love to go together. I also tried something new, and gave these guys a compact film camera and asked that they take photos of each other during our time together. After they finished the roll, I ran the roll through the same camera again, taking my own photos. The roll of film is double exposed. The results were great and I think they had a lot of fun with it. Thanks so much for checking out the blog and following along. Its going to be a busy year, so keep checking back or subscribe so you don't miss anything! If you want me to come hang out with you and yours, contact me soon so I can get you on my calendar!! Thanks everyone.