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. 

361 Portfolio

I feel kind of lame doing landscapes for my portfolio two semesters in a row, but it feels better than doing Uelsmann composites or Maggie Taylor nightmares.*
*Both great artists, just not my thing.