Anthony Moore Photo

10/06/2026

Some final frames from the Navajo Rodeo in Kayenta.

On another note, I’ve spent a lot of time refining my scanning setup and recently started experimenting with NegPy, a software for inverting film scans. I’ve used Negative Lab Pro for years and have always been really happy with the results, but NegPy has been impressive so far. The difference in the inversion and the amount of control it gives me has already made a noticeable difference in my workflow.

Curious what everyone else is using for their film scans. What’s your go-to?

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Camera: Olympus Stylus Epic
Film: Kodak Portra 400
Developer: Kodak Professional C41
Scan: negativesupply & NegPy

08/31/2026

Truly one of most beautiful sunrises I’ve experienced.
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Camera: Mamiya 7
Lens: Mamiya 80mm f/4
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Developer: Kodak C41 Kit
Scan: Negative Supply Negative Lab Pro

08/08/2026

More from hanging with the folks at the Cowboy Up for Christ Annual Horse Race in Kayenta, Arizona
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Camera: Mamiya 7
Lens: Mamiya 80mm f/4
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Developer: Kodak C41 Kit
Scan: Negative Supply Negative Lab Pro

08/07/2026

An abandoned Shell gas station outside of Monument Valley.
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Camera: Chamonix 45F-2
Lens: Xenotar 135mm f/3.5
Film: Kodak Portra 400
Developer: Kodak C41
Scan: Negative Supply Negative Lab Pro

08/02/2026

Driving toward Monument Valley, I spotted a handmade sign that read, “Cowboy Up for Christ Horse Race”.

A few miles down a dirt road, I found myself at the Whitehorse race track for the 19th annual event. There I met Nate Whitehorse, who spent many years as a Lutheran pastor before starting Cowboy Up for Christ, a ministry that serves cowboys, horse racers, and their families.

Another unexpected stop that became one of the highlights of the trip.

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Camera: Mamiya 7
Lens: Mamiya 80mm f/4
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Developer: Kodak C41 Kit
Scan: Negative Supply Negative Lab Pro

07/28/2026

A scene from Kayenta, AZ
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Camera: Mamiya 7
Lens: Mamiya 80mm f/4
Film: Kodak Gold 200
Developer: Kodak C41
Scan: Negative Supply Negative Lab Pro

07/25/2026

A few more photographs from my evening at the Kayenta rodeo.
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Camera: Mamiya 7
Lens: Mamiya 80mm f/4
Film: Kodak Ektacolor 400 & Gold 200
Developer: Kodak C41
Scan: Negative Supply Negative Lab Pro

07/24/2026

Somewhere outside of Monument Valley.
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Camera: Mamiya 7
Lens: Mamiya 80mm f/4
Film: Kodak Ektacolor 400
Developer: Kodak C41
Scan: Negative Supply Negative Lab Pro

07/20/2026

On my way to Monument Valley, I stopped in Kayenta for gas where I learned there was a rodeo that evening.

It was my first rodeo. After I arrived, I was invited behind the chutes, where I spent the evening photographing the competitors, listening to stories about life in the Navajo Nation, and hearing much of the event announced in Navajo. It was an opportunity to step into a tradition and culture that was entirely new to me, and one I’ll remember just as much as the photographs themselves.

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Camera: Mamiya 7
Lens: Mamiya N 80mm f/4 L
Film: Kodak Ektacolor 400
Developer: Kodak C41
Scan: Negative Supply Negative Lab Pro

06/15/2026