Showing posts with label film photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film photography. Show all posts
21 November 2013
18 November 2013
07 August 2013
Book | Film | Painting
One day when I was clicking around the internet I stumbled across Stuart Pilkington's project he curated called Someone I Know. He had given selected artists the brief of photographing someone they know and I love the simplicity of this, and how beautifully everyone's images work together. I emailed Stuart, and later he wrote to ask if I'd like to be involved in his next curated project Book Film Painting and create an image responding to either a book, film, or painting. I chose Rachel Power's book The Divided Heart: art and motherhood and created the above image of my eldest.
Geek speak: I shot it on a Nikon FE with 28mm lens on Fuji film, and it's a double exposure created in-camera.
and check out the accompanying Facebook page
25 July 2013
film is rad.
I've recently welcomed a new camera to the family (geek speak = Nikon FE with 28mm f2.8 lens) and these images are from my first roll I shot to test it out! Pics are of my parent's pup Mitsy, the boys, out bush, and the hand one is a double exposure in-camera. How cool is that function on a camera!?! The answer is awesome.
Film is so rad. I love sitting at the computer less and shooting film more.
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