These first six photos are from the Hasselblad, the first noticeable thing are the weird purple highlights which are from one of two things. First is light leaks in the actual camera and/or film back. The second ls that during shipping/handling the roll of film got loose and the sides/edges of the film got exposed to light. I shot a second roll through the camera which is currently being developed so we’ll be able to decide if this is user error or the camera having light leaks.

and all of these photos were from a few different days of shooting, i finally busted out the 135 mm lens for the Pentax SV and i do have to say, I actually really do enjoy it. It’s a little bit of a struggle to focus with, but that could also be because of my bad eyes. But when the focus hits, its ridiculously sharp, the Pentax is definitely a soft camera, and i’ll just have to learn to perfect it over time.

This shoot was a little hard to do since the only time we could do it was mid day, they turned out pretty good and did the best we could do in the conditions we were given. All photos were shot with a Nikon D800 using a 50mm f/1.8 lens, all photos were edited using Adobe Lightroom.

I got the chance to shoot senior photos for a friend this past week. Here are some of my personal favorite photos from the session.

All photos were shot with a Nikon D800 using a 50mm f/1.8 lens, all photos were edited using Adobe Lightroom.

So over the past month I shot five rolls of film and I went to a lot of places which turned into a lot of photos taken. These were all Shot with a Nikon 8008s, all of the black and white is illford HP5, three rolls are Kodak Pro Image 100, and there was one roll of Fuji 200.

Recently shot a pricy roll of Ektar (I hate you film prices, please places stop overcharging). I loved how some of these photos turned out. I am going to also be submitting this for a Landscapes assignment since there are some nice landscapes here.

Recently I borrowed a Pentax SV that I am probably going to purchase in the near future. It is a very soft feeling camera, but somehow extremely sharp at the same time. Im also turning these photos in for a color assignment because the colors are amazing and are so wonderful.

Recently I shot a roll of Illford HP5 through a Ricoh deluxe from 1956. Took all of these photos either at antelope island or 25th street in Ogden. there are definitely some good photos here.

So for class we had to do some product photography, so I brought in three film cameras and some film. I took all of these photos and then did some minor edits in Lightroom. I feel all of these photos turned out super well and I had fun with it.

A couple of weeks ago I bought a Ricoh range finder from a swap meet, I had no idea if it worked, but I got these scans back and I am glad it worked, maybe my new “fun” camera, the one that captures memories versus to capture actual true photos.

So at my local camera shop I found a roll of Cinestill 800T and I have been wanting to try it out forever but could never find a roll for cheap or locally. So, I picked it up! Shot the roll over a few days, they’re not all winners but it was a good test of a new, special type of film stock. Also a new film camera, i recently picked up a Nikon 8008s and this is the first roll I got back from the film lab to show off. Im just glad that the camera works, need a new lens for it but it definitely is a camera and it does indeed work.