Dueling Pianos

Another product of scanning a little film. This was a great scene that I found on a photo adventure one day.  These are two pianos that have been deserted for many years. This is the way I found them; shoved up against one another ready for a duel. I shot this with a Bronica medium format camera with TMAX 100 film. There is just something that always brings me back to film.

Hello Cupcakes

Our first assignment for our advertising class, was to photograph dessert. So for me, cupcakes came to mind. I wanted a fun, colorful, and simple image to illustrate what these little delights are all about. Thanks to SAS Cupcakes, I was able to get some great cakes and a few fun props. 

The Set-Up

Falling Shadows

I was scanning in some of my older work, so I decided to share. I was photographing my portfolio and my friend Tiffany came with me. We were exploring some deserted homes and sometimes you get what you are looking for. We walked up a flight of stairs and I saw how her shadow fell on the door. I had to get it. I shot this with a Bronica ETRS camera with Kodak Tmax film. You got to love that film.

My Boy

A few days before his 4th Birthday, I thought it would be fun to do a little photo shoot with my nephew. It was a lot of fun and he had a great time. There are a lot of finals but I wanted to show my favorite. This is just my boy looking so sweet. Thanks to all who kept Jacob smiling.

Intricate Design

These are just a few necklaces I shot for THaap Designs. Each wooden piece was hand carved by Thomas Haapapuro of THaap Designs. Each pendant is beautifully crafted and a true one of a kind. The intricate details and the artist inspiration are what makes these pieces absolutely beautiful. I am just so happy I was able to photograph this amazing artist's work. Thank You to all who were a part of this process.

Winter Light

    

On Christmas night it started to snow, so I took that opportunity to take a few photos.  After my family dinner, I went out around my house and photographed everywhere I saw light. These are just a few from my photo tour. Both images were shot that night around 11:30pm. Both were shot at F4 for 30 seconds. You got to love those long exposures.