Showing posts with label Portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portraits. Show all posts

12.08.2009

More Family Photos!









Gotta love family pictures! I only used Fujifilm this time: Fuji 160C (120 format), Fuji 800Z (35mm), and Fuji Neopan Acros (120 format). If you need pictures for Christmas cards, let me know!

12.04.2009

Baby Abby









I took these a while ago, back when she was only a week old. She is so cute! Ilford HP5+ black and white film, pushed to ISO 1600.

8.05.2009

Baby Rylie - newborn / infant photography











These are the rest of the baby Rylie photos.  She did so good!  All were taken in her parents living room with two portable studio lights and a couple of black blankets.  All are film of course!  Film is the best!  It has that special 'feel' to it that I love.  :)  The color ones are Fuji Pro400H and Fuji Pro160C.  B&W are Kodak Plus-X Pan.  You can order prints by emailing me or by clicking HERE.

8.01.2009

Beautiful Baby Girl

Thank you Jenn for having me out to shoot one month old pictures for Rylie!  This is my favorite one.  Taken with the Mamiya RZ67, 110mm lens, on Kodak Plus-X Pan black and white film.

7.16.2009

One Year Old





He's one year old already...can't believe it.  Took these in the evening at Calico Basin with Mamiya RZ67 and Fujifilm Pro800Z.  

5.23.2009

Tate's Easter Picture

This is Eli's cousin Tate.  They will have a lot of fun together when they are a few years older.  This is Fuji Pro400H film.

5.18.2009

Eli on Easter Sunday


Trusty Fuji Pro400H again.  I love the look of film.  I have a bunch of film that I need to get scanned, so check back again for more.  

5.17.2009

Easter Pictures




My cool little nephew Ethan--all dressed up for Easter Sunday.  These are shot on Fuji Pro400H film.  I finally got them scanned.  

5.15.2009

Richard & Sharon












Big thanks to these guys for (1) supporting the Nevada Public Radio auction by bidding on my photo session package, and (2) for hiking around Red Rock Canyon with me to take these photos!  These are all taken on film:  Kodak BW400CN.