i took this pictures through the viewfinder of a linhof camera. this camera is so awesome! i wish i had the nerve (or the money) to load up some film and shoot with it. but even if i did i would need somewhere to develop the film. sometimes i wish i had a darkroom.
07 August 2009
06 August 2009
when your book is read
this is my husband. i've loved him since i was 17. our relationship has been so crazy filled with highs and lows. right now we're pretty low i even went as far as meeting a divorce lawyer. but i've changed my mind and we're going to try to stay together. he is a recovering addict and currently lives in a restitution center because he embezzled over $70K from his previous job to support his drug habit. truth is i couldn't imagine living without him. cross your fingers for us.
i gotta live with it [ 194.365 ]
a friend and i made this tutu and i love playing dress up in it. this was a complete good luck shot -i caught the dog looking up into the camera. i get really good afternoon light from a window in my living room. so i try to make the most of it. i use my bed comforter as a back drop and then set about trying to shoot self portraits. i really wish my daughter was more cooperative and allowed me to shoot her picture!
every man i fall for
i shot a whole series with this surprise concept. i was trying to be more conceptual in my self portraits although i'm not usually. i did like the way this one turned out and the b/w tone really works well with the content.
you were the last
if i had the money i would definitely shoot more analog, but all we have locally are shitty drug store film developing places and i don't like the way the pics turn out. well that's just an excuse really. while i love analog and have tons of analog cameras i still prefer digital for the instant gratification. does that make me shallow?
if you don't love me let me go
i gave up smoking years ago when i was pregnant with my daughter. i still enjoy an occasional cigarette though and i love to use a cig as a prop in photos. i belong to a group called utata on flickr and one of the challenges was to take a b/w photo of something that is obviously red. i my original idea was this-the lips being the red item. but i found once i converted it to b/w it didn't really translate. i liked the image though and kept it in color.
he was a hunk
my lovely grandfather who i owe all my photography to. he bought me my first cameras, analog and digital. he turned 89 in may and we're always teasing him about his age. he has a wicked sense of humor and i love him dearly.
