TUCSON AZ… Decode Gallery exhibit, Darkness. My film black and white print collage Veiled Anthrophilia is on exhibit- good news is you can order it directly from the gallery, wouldn’t this look great on your wall? Thank you Decode, for having me!
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Thrilled to share that Space Trucker Descent was selected for exhibition at the Clara M. Eagle Gallery’s Magic Silver Show! This darkroom-printed film collage found its coordinates among an inspiring group of photographic artists — honored to be part of this beautiful space. Director’s Statement:The University Galleries and the Department of Art & Design at Murray State University are pleased to presentThe Magic Silver Show: The Elena Diane Curtis Juried Photography Exhibition 2025. This exciting exhibitionwill again represent much of […]
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LAGUNA HILLS, CA… Married on a Thursday & the wedding was captured on 35mm film at the Laguna Hills Civic Center, with fur babies in attendance!
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TUCSON AZ… My darkroom film print collage, Anthrophilia MCI is featured in Minimalism, a group exhibition at Decode Gallery in Tucson Now through August 30th The work explores form and contrast through film-based processes and collage. The exhibition highlights diverse approaches to minimalism from a range of contemporary fine art photography artists.
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OCEANSIDE, CA… “Collaging Time” is now showing at Covet Art Gallery in Oceanside, California. This mixed media video installation transforms handmade silver gelatin prints into moving images, weaving analog film techniques with contemporary AI aesthetics. Part of Covet’s ongoing exploration of experimental art REMIX.
SAN DIEGO, CA… The new phoenix 35mm Film gave Comic-Con the cinematic chaos it deserves. And honestly, nothing makes you feel more artistic than not knowing if any of your shots came out. Stay nerdy. Stay analog. I stood behind a Jedi in line for a panel about serial killers. Which brings me to the real highlight: The Dexter panel. It did not disappoint. I took the Amtrak down and with people in Cosplay-felt as if I was in the […]
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LONDON, ENGLAND… Exciting news — Liv and James’s unforgettable Las Vegas elopement has been featured in The Financial Times London! From a hot pink suit to matching cowboy boots, their wedding was anything but ordinary, and I’m so proud to have captured it. Even more surreal? I got my hands on a printed copy, flown in via par avion! Internationally published! Best part? Sharing a plastic cup of Veuve in the Chapel Parking lot with the couple. Read the Article […]
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DANA POINT, CA… At the Redo Market, vintage vibes came alive with a Kodak Instamatic loaded with 126 film. The surf culture, classic fins, and sunshine set the perfect backdrop for capturing moments that feel both retro and timeless. The grainy texture and warm tones of the film brought an authentic charm to every shot. This market was full of treasures—old-school gear, beachy finds, and friendly faces. Shooting with the Instamatic reminded me how fun and simple photography can be. […]
ORANGE COUNTY, CA…Here’s a look at how I create palladium-platinum prints on paper, one at a time. Minica and Ali visited the studio in Orange County after their wedding for a special portrait session. Using a large-format 8×10 camera, we captured their images on black and white film, creating timeless, high-resolution negatives. First, I start with a large format negative—usually 8×10 film. The detail and tonal range in these negatives are perfect for contact printing. Each sheet of fine art […]
SANTA BARBARA, CA…Spaceman Meets Decorator Crab: A Cosmic Tale Captured Through GALAXY KONO 35mm Film– the grain, the depth, the rawness of film— the ability to make a spaceman and a decorator crab feel like part of a vast cosmic narrative. the magical surprise of seeing what develops. Photographed with GALAXY KONO film- fitting light leaks, nostalgia. This concept was completely developed by the couple.
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CHOWCHILLA, CA…Springtime magic! Capturing this beautiful family on 35mm film among the almond blossoms as petals gently fell was a dream. I first photographed this couple’s wedding in Greece, where we ended up splashing around in the water. Fast forward a few years, and now there are two little humans and a fur baby in the mix! It’s incredible how quickly time flies, but these moments — full of love, laughter, and nature — will forever be treasured. Can’t wait to see what the future holds for this wonderful family.
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Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO… Captured on CineStill 35mm, Albuquerque’s Neon Park glows at dawn, with hot air balloons soaring on the horizon—it’s retro, it’s magic, and it’s just beyond the sunrise. The park isn’t open yet had to shoot through chain link fence adding to the suspense!
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ORANGE COUNTY, CA… Hot pink Suit, Smoke and Expired film photo studio shenanigans! Chrome film cross processed for that saturated color and cool tones.
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LAGUNA BEACH, CA… Monochrome Magic, my favorite 35mm film for the grand finale wedding at 777. Ilford xp2 on my minolta film camera (who makes the best glass lens!)
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CAPISTRANO BEADOHENY STATE BEACH, CA… Gifted a Kodak Instamatic 114 (from a client’s father’s camera collection), what was old is new, Time traveling to the 1960’s. Busses by the beach So Cal ! Thanks to The Film photography project a once obsolete film 126, now has been resurrected.
