“We received the box of photos! They are perfect! Thank you so much! ” – Sabrina
Sabrina and William wanted their intimate courthouse wedding photographed on 35mm film, add some polaroids into the mix, with Dad as witness, videographer, and purse holder – a beautiful Wednesday Wedding at Laguna Hills Civic Center.
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Pin It Shooting the now not made anymore Fuji 100fpc pack film, one that delivers a “polaroid” for immediate results before shooting film. Along with the positive, you can get a negative, with the help of some glass, and bleach gel. Here’s the Step by Step: Pin It Pin It Photographed with the 4×5 view camera and a polaroid back, On location in Monolake. Pin It Pin It Pin It cut negative Pin It tape negative side down on glass, […]
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Pin It Pin It Inspired by Faye Dunaway’s Iconic “Breakfast” image by Terry O’Neil in 1977, which, after winning her Oscar the night before, pictures her early morning poolside at the Beverly Hills Hotel . I set out to recreate with my bride Pamela, poolside, the morning after her wedding. Pin It Pin It Shot on 120 Film with the Hasselblad, at sunrise, she showed up in full makeup, her wedding dress, and a smile. I adore her. Pin It […]
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Pin It Watching the magic appear before your eyes, under a warm red safelight in the darkroom, is something that never gets old. It always curls my toes. Had I not learned photography shooting film, I most likely would not have become a photographer through digital process. It’s the process, the routine, the formula. Spot the nerd, I took pre-calculus in high school as an elective. Pin It Pin It The ISO is rated at 2 or 3, so you […]
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What you see is what you get. Ilford Harman direct positive paper photographed with the 8 x 10 camera is the finished artwork. There is no negative, no digital, no enlarging. Sarah and Ben our wedding clients were in the studio for their post wedding bridal portraits. They had to hold the shots for about 2 seconds, and patiently wait for me to develop them in the studio darkroom/ bathroom. This paper and process is beautiful, so nice to […]
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Pin It At the Amon Carter museum, I picked up a book in the gift shop and instantly fell in love. Killgore Rangettes by O. Rufus Lovett. Photographed on the film in the 90’s, square format. I had to have it, overtaken by the former Cheerleader in me- go Artists. Pin It This shoot was inspired by that series, photographed on film in the studio with the Hasselblad- Damn I love Square. Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It […]
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Pin It Jenny’s formal bridal portrait photographed in the studio with Ilford xp2 film, and the Hasselblad medium format camera. Being a big fan of Red Wine (Jenny) , I thought it would be fun to try toning the fiber based print in red wine, and see what we got. Turns out, her dress now has pink polkadots. Pin It The negatives Pin It Test strips for printing the proof sheet The proof sheet Pin It The toner, 2 buck […]
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Photoshoot in the studio with model Cherry Dollface and 8 x 10 polaroid film- with some multiple exposures.
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Pin It Part 1 of Eric and Sabrina’s Wedding at 7 degrees in Laguna Beach, featuring a variety of films both color, and monochrome. Pin It
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In the studio with Deagan and an 8 x 10 film portrait session with Polaroid impossible project color film. Pin It
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I have always wanted to photograph at the Historic Old Courthouse, and was thrilled when Monica and Peter contacted the studio to photograph their wedding. This is the film image we shot on 4×5 new 55 film, which produces both a positive and negative. The detail is phenomenal. Pin It The sinar p2 is more of a studio camera, and Kip Roof let me borrow his beautiful 4×5 for this shot ( and he set it up […]
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Fun with Andrea Y Paul. This shot was my favorite for the day. The couple arrived like this, and I had to get this shot before we left on location, Paul holding the wardrobe and Andrea with cell phone and beverage in hand. Pin It Pin It
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Moving from the studio to the second location, Irvine regional park, rich in green thanks to all the rain we have been getting here is Southern California, I brought along my Hasselblad film camera, 150 mm lens, and shot some ilford film.
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Recreating some Hollywood Portraits with 4×5 new 55 film. My attempt at a cirque du soleil on the ladder to get this image. Pin It Pin It
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I HIGHLY recommend Night of Destruction at the Perris auto speedway They have Sangria ON TAP. The Next event is Saturday September 3, 2016. You can get there early, and meet and greet with the races and see the autos up close and personal. Shot with the Hasselblad on color negative film. Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It Pin It […]
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new 55 film is both a positive and negative. The size is 4 x5. This was taken with my sinar 4×5 view camera, all manual. The art of film. I like to offer my clients something unique, that they can’t get anywhere else, in the incredibly saturated wedding market. Pin It the positive and negative combined Pin It here is a hand printed 16 x 20 traditional darkroom print that hangs on the studio gallery wall Pin It
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