Film Photography

01/30/2022

Sorry for my lack of posting everyone. Covid severely affected my business. I have many uploads coming soon. I look forward to working with everyone again!

03/12/2020

01/26/2020

Shot with Kodak Ultramax 400. Elvis Presley church with Superstition mountain in the back

01/26/2020

Humans die. But vehicles remain. Shot with Kodak ultramax 400.

11/27/2019

11/27/2019

Time capturing time.

11/24/2019

I started shooting with 35mm film today. ISO is set at 200 and I am very excited to see how these turn out when I finish the roll. I should have these completed by the end of the week.

11/21/2019

One of my favorite things about photography is how it forces you to acknowledge your surroundings. Take for instance the two photo's I took today. The first image is a rusty pillar used in the construction of a 2009 building in Chandler AZ. The following photo is the fence that separates that building from the construction zone next door. It has become so easy for us to desensitize physical objects like this. But when you're peering down that camera lens looking for the perfect shot, your mind wonders. It makes you think how drastically different our physical world would be without construction pillars or fences. Let that sink in. Picture the differences. What I am getting at is if you are an artist, don't ever overlook or desensitize the small things. Their beauty and importance is profound. Thoughts?