Showing posts with label personal work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personal work. Show all posts

5/24/12

Louisville, Kentucky

We took a trip to Louisville a while ago and as it turns out, Louisville is really, really cool.  You can read more about the trip here, but here are some of my film highlights.

Bardstown Road:





Around Louisville


Please and Thank You coffee shop (with a record listening room)

On the way to Mammoth Cave.  

Churchill Downs: 



5/5/12

Quail Run night photos

After coming home from a movie at midnight I couldn't help but grab my tripod and take a few shots of the odd lighting outside.  The moon was bright and there was a lot of fog.  These were taken at midnight but some of them look like the could have been taken at twilight.  It's been a while since I've taken night photos and it's always a surprise to see how they turn out.



12/27/11

Our Move from the Northwest to the Midwest


We recently made the move from Seattle to Indiana, and we took about a month and a half to do it. We took our time visiting friends and family and didn't hesitate to make stops at interesting looking places on the side of the highway.

These are some highlights.  Read more about the whole trip here

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Antelope Island

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11/14/11

Road Trip

This summer I sold my Polaroid 600SE for a Mamiya 645.  I don't have a lot of experience with medium format film so I had to try a couple of times to find the right fit for me.  Well, turns out this ol Mamiya was exactly what I was looking for (psst, I love it because it has autofocus, but don't tell anyone that).  I love shooting with it, and I finally got my first rolls of film developed, and I was happy with the results (most of them, some of the colors are way off and I need to figure out why).  

So here are some photos of our great treck from The Pacific Northwest all the way out to the Midwest.  A lot of these were shot on the side of the road or in small towns we needed stop at.  A couple at Jackson Hole, and a couple at Antelope Island.


PS thank you Seth for helping me scan all of these in.