bff's

dat wun wuz good, too.

epic boquet toss WIN

Like myself and the car I drove in high school, The GIF and I share a birth year.

Unlike myself and the car I drove in high school, The GIF will never die.

The post with the last of Kyle and Kellie's wedding photos which were shot in the month of August, which was over a month ago.

If you saw this 8x10 transparency in real life, you'd shoot weddings with it too. Believe. It's quite lovely, come see for yourself!

Kellie & Kyle

(Did you see what I did there with the title of this post? I switched up the names. Tricky me.)










Just something before I leave for home on Thursday. They're in no particular order. Except for the last one, that one was awesome.

Kyle & Kellie

the 8x10 slide film is being developed as you read this...

Ben & Carrie (Part II: Part II)

Ben and Carrie let me photograph part of their wedding with 8x10 chrome film. For this, I am forever in their debt.





One day I'll have a scanner of my own, and then I won't have to take poor quality pictures of my pictures.
Trust me, these sorry excuses for representations of the originals do no justice to what they actually look like in real life. 8x10 chrome makes my heart melt as much as a perfect woman does.





Yep. It does.

probably my most favorite from the day.

I don't know how anyone could not love HP5.



No, but seriously.

Ben & Carrie (Part II: Part I)

Ben and Carrie sealed the deal on Friday, BUT NOT BEFORE HAVING A PARTYFEST THE NIGHT BEFORE!!!!! WOOOOOOOT =)

Keep it real, Ben & Carrie, keep it real.



p.s. (HP5 doesn't just stop at curing cancer, it works photographic miracles too.)

Last August...

(Bethany came and helped me out... and shamed me by taking way better pictures than me, like this one. But I forgive her.)

... Ashley and John sealed the deal for all eternity. The photos finally got edited. Here they is.

a li'l mo'

I had a couple of unfinished rolls of film that I brought to Chelsea & Bart's wedding. I developed and scanned them today.



Ilford HP5 is a modern miracle. That and Kodak E100G make me want to shoot all weddings with film.