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I've been holding back on posting more from this session even though we shot it quite a while ago. The set feels like a unified piece. I vibed off of two of my favourite inspirational photographers... well, maybe three: Duane Michals, Jeanloup Sieff, and Sam Haskins. All old
Beatrix Mae in a Box
Workshop outtakes. A series of image that were just test shots for a multi-light setup using continous and strobes. I have no idea how I set this it up, it was just one of those tangents I sometimes go down. Okay off to drink a bottle of wine and think
And I don't have a brand. And I don't have a purpose. I just have a love to create. And so if you are here and expect to see a perfectly layered grid of styled images that conjure up a need to purchase something from me,
So years ago I had this theory, and I'm still debating how much of this is true. The theory was that much of what we love about analog photography has to do with optics and the fact that an image falls onto a substrate. Could be film or
The series of images that led to all my series of images.
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TLDR: It's an attitude and approach that we take toward the world, ourselves, and each other.
I'll find a better way to share these on my site once I figure it out. For now, here are 8 of the 15 images from those sessions. I had the participants write about themselves, then I photographed them in an attempt to portray those words in images.
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She came in with the most amazing bright pink hair. I have a set of images just for that too from this session. I actually constructed the whole set to feature that hair. Then I turned around and did black and white images of the session. My brain. I'
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Sometimes there are images within images.
A set of images taken with Tota-light.
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That time I wanted to learn to airbrush. From a series I called Remaining Shadows. Long story, for some other time.
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I found a new word the other day. Shibui. Another one of those wonderful Japanese words that describe so much but in itself is hard to pin down. English words that it are used to describe it are "subtle" and "unobtrusive beauty". It can refer to
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Love these film images of Ashley taken with my Fuji Super 6 rangefinder. What a bear to use though. The lens has real character, but I find myself often making unintentional double exposures: the shutter sticks and film scratches. I was never one for toy cameras, but I'm