Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Monday, March 2, 2015

So inspired by this Norwegian tumblr and particularly, these laid-back photos of their friends that I found there. It almost makes me want to go out and buy a nice digital (gasp!) camera! It would be nice to be able to shoot at a moments notice, instead of having to find and load film and figure out all of your settings... huh?

We'll see.


Thursday, January 15, 2015

I had so much fun hanging with our friends during the Holidays at our place this year. Of course we missed our friends on the coasts so much, but we had a surprise visitor in town from SF, so that was a huge treat for everyone. And the film photos I am known to take at parties turned out especially well, so I thought I would post them here for the record!










Shenanigans.







Monday, December 29, 2014
















So much pizza, so much beach, and loooook at that dreamy hunk in the shorts! Up next (and our final stop on the France trip in pictures tour), Nice!

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

























I just loved shooting with this tiny Lomo camera I have! And the Fuji film turned out great, too ;) Next up, Marseille!






Thursday, October 9, 2014


Alex and I are back from our big trip to France ( I know, already! ) And I even got my 35mm film back from the 1-hr photo already! Look at me, I'm so on top of things! Paris and the Riviera were magical, and our vacation was both fun-filled and completely rejuvinating. I can't wait to go through everything and share more about our trip and photos soon. Until then, enjoy this photograph of a bridge I took while on a cheesy boat tour ( YEP TOTALLY ).

<3

Wednesday, October 1, 2014



My beautiful friend Carla Alexandra Rodriguez has been killing it lately. Check out some of her new photographs!

She's also been making some great work with another friend of mine, Zoey Melf, under the moniker Photo Projecto. Seriously, guys, these tintypes are not only a complicated and historically important art form, but they also have a particularly weird, dreamy quality that could only come out of their fingertips. You can see more of her work, here and here.



 
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