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Tuesday, July 29, 2008

Cracks in the sky

I just realized after collecting all my photos together. That I have done very little photography for the past 2 years. When I first started I was very interested in digital. I saved up my money and got the now obsolete Nikon D50. I loved it and used it constantly. Then my step brother later introduced me to film. I noticed how much i was missing out. Now most people still prefer digital over film. That is very understandable for how convenient digital can be. But When you use film and you don't know how your photos are going to turn out until you develop it. Can be the best feeling ever especially when you expect a great photo out of that roll. Unlike most people I do own a darkroom. Which can make my photography much more enjoyable. I can develop my film and make my own prints. Which is priceless to watch. Hopefully I will develop some more rolls soon and post them on my blog!
This was taken with my Nikon EM , Arista EDU Ultra developed in diafine. I added the vignette on the computer for a better affect. :)

Monday, July 28, 2008

Tayden

Even though my little brother Tayden can be one of the hardest children to deal with. He is still fun to photograph. Probably the most photogenic out of my brothers. This was taken inside my house by a large window (that explains why it is so bright). I used my Nikon EM with Arista EDU Ultra developed in Rodinal.


Sunday, July 27, 2008

Frost

Winter this year was a little crazier than usual with some very strong blizzards. This is relatively calm representation, of the aftermath of one of these blizzards. Taken with Minolta X-700, Arista EDU Ultra film developed in Rodinal.

C U B E

This is a photo of my brothers High School, I took this while we were filming his election video for student body president. Taken with Nikon D50.
The election video can be viewed here: Election Video

Lines


This is just one of the many photos i took while driving up a nearby canyon. I used my Nikon EM with Kodak plus x, developed with Rodinal.