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Showing posts with label portra 160. Show all posts

film mama at the beach

First I want to do a little happy dance to celebrate my filmaversary.  July 18 marked one year from the very first roll of film I ever shot.  I was so scared and exhilirated just by pressing that shutter and I was hooked immediately.  I had no idea how much film would bring to my life and how much I would grow as a photographer with every roll I shot.  I feel like I know such a tiny fraction of what there is to know about film photography but I'm excited to keep seeing where this medium takes me.  I've said it before but if you're on the fence about jumping into film:  do it!!  Okay, on to my film mama post this month.

From the moment we decided to go to the beach I was dreaming of the film I would shoot by the ocean.  After our trip we got so immersed in the process of moving (in case you missed it I am based in Northern Virginia now so if you're in NoVA and want me to photograph you just shoot me a message!) that I wasn't able to send in my film rolls from our vacation until a solid month afterward.  I elected to get basic scans from the FINDlab this time around so I could get a solid idea of how good my exposures were.  I had a couple of goals for my film shooting at the beach and I wanted to be able to see if I had met them.  Check my work so to speak.  

When these beauties arrived in my email the other night I was over the moon.  My exposures looked good, the colors were soft and dreamy, and most importantly I felt myself back at the beach watching my daughter play in the sand.  

Thanks for scrolling and please click through to see beautiful film images by Sarah Ermlich here.

























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a month of film: january 2014

This is a long one so thank you in advance for scrolling! :)  These images are pulled from the 10 rolls of film that I shot in the month of January.  I was able to document some very special moments with our family and I'm so thankful for film for allowing me to shoot in some difficult lighting and for making me a better and more purposeful photographer.  I am so looking forward to growing as a film photographer this year and (soon!) being able to offer film photography to my clients.  



































































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