This is the pier at Jericho Beach. It may look like typical Vancouver cloudy weather, but that is in fact smoke from the BC forest fires last summer.
Getting Married
Sarah and I are getting married today. We met two years ago while travelling and have been inseparable ever since. I love her dearly and am happy to spend the rest of my life with her.
Shooting CineStill 50D at the Zoo
Here are some more photos from the Calgary Zoo. I quite like the skin tones of CineStill 50D film. It’s not surprising given that it’s cinematic film.
Mini Donuts
I have a thing for mini donuts. The taste of cinnamon and warm, deep-fried dough is good even on a hot day. So when Sarah and I were at the Calgary Zoo last summer, I just had to have some mini donuts. I had a roll of Kodak Gold Plus 100 in my camera and […]
Lemurs
Sarah and I visited the Calgary Zoo back in July. I shot a lot of expired film that day. These shots of the lemurs were taken with expired Fuji Superia 100 film.
Fish Creek Park Part 2
I tested this roll of Konica Centuria 200 at Fish Creek Park. These were shot at ISO 50.
Elbow Falls Part 2
Here are some more photos from my trip to Elbow Falls with Sarah. These were shot on Kodak Gold 100.
Elbow Falls
Sarah and I took a trip to Elbow Falls one day. These were shot using Agfa Vista 100 film.
Drumming
I love experimenting with new-to-me and expired film. These were shot using some old Agfa HDC 100 film that I recently acquired. I bought a variety of expired film on eBay and I’ve been steadily working through the lot with hit and miss results. It is always a good idea with expired film to give […]
Canada Day
These were shot on Canada Day at Eau Claire Market and Prince’s Island Park using Kodak Farbwelt 100 film. Kodak Farbwelt is made in Germany and has a slightly different colour palette from Kodak Gold. The reason for this is because Kodak tweaked the emulsion a bit so the film colours would be processed accurately […]
Winter Fashion Shoot Part 2
A couple years ago I participated in a Winter Fashion Shoot at Big Hill Springs Provincial Park. It was a bloody cold day with very few daylight hours for shooting. These few turned out alright. They were shot on CineStill 800T which is a motion picture film.
