Canadian Burn.

Rexburg Frost, Pt 2.

One more raw image.

Rexburg Frost.

Wow, it's been a long time. Between graduation and the wedding, life with my camera slowed way down. One of my graduation gifts to myself, (c/o the money from Mom and Dad!) was a new lens. Specifically this lens.

My Digital Meter.

Rachel and I shot some night photography. Three times actually. Don't have all the film prints back, but here are some digital shots from when I was metering. Not super exciting, just some exercises.

"Say Ree."

This week I loaded my film into the camera wrong. Twice. In. A. Row. I should have made the connection when I didn't feel tension when I advanced the film. After developing two empty rolls of film, losing my head over it and spending the day feeling like a total airhead, I fixed it with about a million ounces of Diet Coke and the sweet reminder that I can reshoot.

Graduation better hurry up.

Color Roll.

How Does It Feel To Want?

Link.

I just started Advanced Black and White and I'm feeling super grateful for Dad's old photo equipment. Unfortunately, now I want a prime lens for my DSLR. This one is the digital equivalent of my favorite of Dad's lenses and the one that would probably look amazing on my camera. Just saying.