70 Degrees/Mount Vernon
The only nice day out of my entire spring break was spent burning a roll of Fuji Superia 400 with some friends. Used two filters, purple and red. Rendered nicely but I’m wishing I would have used blue as well.
Bonnaroo is Approaching! What will be in my bag?
Music festival season is sneaking up on us…less than ninety days until Bonnaroo. I bought my ticket a few weeks ago and I’m really excited. Last year I didn’t take too many photos with my SLR…I just mainly used my Polaroid 300. This year will be a different story because I’m going to take ALL…
Update. EpsonV600, Art Show, and Some News
Hope everyone has been enjoying what I’ve been posting! Andrew and I finally got a scanner so we can produce film work more frequently. The Epson V600 is pretty awesome and cost around $200. Sounds steep but if you think about it, each roll of film costs around $10 (not including processing which is another…
Kodak Retina: An Antique Find
A few months ago my dad found a guy that was selling a handful of really old cameras. He bought the lot and included was a super cute compact Kodak Retina Ia. This little guy dates back to 1951! The glass was clean and relatively dust free. This model is a folder camera which means…
Holga 120N Review
Hello! Finally caved in and got myself a Holga camera. A what? Well, according to a Wikipedia article, this definition pretty much sums up what it is” The Holga is a medium format 120 film camera, made in Hong Kong, known for its low-fidelity aesthetic. The Holga’s low-cost construction and simple meniscus lens often yields pictures that display vignetting, blur, light leaks, and otherdistortions. The camera’s limitations have brought it…
Visual Individual 