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Im finally starting to get the hang of film and it is all starting to turn out really well. All of these photos were shot using a Minolta XG-2 using Fuji Superia 400.

For school I got to borrow an Albinar MS-2, with a 50 mm 1.9 lens, I put a roll of fuji superia 400 thats been expired for about for probably around 15 years. The camera was a little finicky so I mistook a bunch of photos, the light meter was a little weird so IContinue reading “Expired Film Venture”

Went to salt lake with a roll of black and white film, I think it went pretty well.

The other day I went on a pretty sweet date where we went to antelope island. We explored the island and of course, ended up taking some photos. Im nowhere near the best with portraits, but I’m slowly getting better, practice is always needed. All photos were shot using a Sony a77 with a 18-135Continue reading “Antelope Skater”

So take 2 on film photos, definitely got a bit better since the last time around, ive definitely learned a bit more and I think the photos definitely are better this time around, that could be having more expierence or that the film wasnt expired this time. The next batch will be fun, Ive gotContinue reading “Film Photos 2: Electric Boogaloo”

Ghosts, what more can I say? All photos were taken using a Sony a77 using a 18-135 mm lens and were all edited using Adobe Lightroom Thank you to Hallie and Nick for being ghosts for me.

The portrait was completely done in illustrator while drawing only shapes. I brought the photo into illustrator and then simply drew shapes based on what I saw, completely free handed. I tried to keep the photo as close as possible to the original.

Ok so this is a “single Photo” post, but I could not decide between which edit I liked the most, So I just posted all three. And heres a bonus photo because I can do what I want. All photos taken with a Sony NEX-6 and edited in Adobe Lightroom.

This photo was my first attempt at using a new camera, a Sony a77, and also shooting in raw, I think it went pretty well personally, had to shoot at 1000 ISO since it was obviously dark out but it still turned out well. Edited using Adobe Lightroom.

So a few months ago I decided I wanted to try film, and I got a 1978 Minolta with a few rolls of expired Kodak Gold, and here is everything that worked/ I liked.