Film camera reviews, film stock reviews, my thoughts on film photography and how I use film as my medium of choice.
A roll of Kodak Ektar 100, my trusty Pentax 67, and a Lee 2-stop graduated ND filter showed me I have a lot to learn. Sunrises in the Outer Banks of North Carolina are routinely spectacular. I tried to up my game by getting fancy with a graduated filter. Did I learn a lesson.
Read MoreIlford’s XP2 Super 400 is a black and white film processed with C41 chemistry. I spent a weekend with this unique film that features silvery tones, muted highlights, and loves contrast.
Read MoreA night out at the Bodie Island Lighthouse in the Outer Banks of North Carolina shooting star trails on film. Three fantastic medium format film bodies, three different angles, and two nerve-wracking hours for just one photo from each camera.
Read MoreCruising down the Blue Ridge Parkway from Virginia to North Carolina through a brutal line of storms, mountain tops peaked through the low hanging clouds. In tow is the Hasselblad 500cm a couple rolls of B&W film, and the fantastic Carl Zeiss 100mm f/3.5.
Read MoreOne roll of Ilford Delta 400 shot on a Pentax 67 in a matter of minutes, documenting the morning before the first day of school.
Read MoreAn evening stroll along El Matador Beach in Malibu, California. With me, my trusty Pentax 6x7 and a handful of rolls of Kodak Portra 800. That gorgeous California light at sunset gave the perfect glow, and Portra 800 made sure to capture those amazing pinks as that sun sank below the horizon.
Read MoreA family reunion at Ocotal Beach turned into the best family vacations ever. And I captured our amazing week on film.
Read MorePristine classic corvettes came to Greenville, SC, and I followed them with my Pentax 6x7.
Read MoreA blanket of snow covers Raleigh, NC, and the day after is pure magic.
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