Showing posts with label mamiya645. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mamiya645. Show all posts

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Summer, Jim & Atticus

I am so excited to share the photos of this beautiful couple! They are expecting baby boy Atticus next month. (You may remember Summer from this shoot, which just so happened to be 8 months ago...weird ;)

Congratulations again to Summer and Jim!

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Saturday, May 11, 2013

The Yarbrough Family

Here are some of my favorite shots from my family session with the Yarbroughs last month at Malbis Plantation. See the full set on Facebook. I had so much fun with this family! If you are interested in having family portraits taken let me know, and remember that a portion of this month's bookings will benefit Heart Gallery Alabama!


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Saturday, April 6, 2013

More of Emily in black and white...

There is something about black and white film that is so timeless. I will always love it. Here are the last few shots of Emily I took with my Mamiya 645 with Delta 3200 speed film.


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Monday, April 1, 2013

Sweater Girl Bonus Shot!

So when I did Summer's Shoot, I ended up finishing up a roll I started with Miss Emily back in January, and this is quite possibly my new favorite shot from the whole shoot. Can't say enough how much I loved working with this girl!


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Saturday, March 30, 2013

Summer's Pinup Shoot : Part 2

As promised, here is the lovely Summer in her smokin hot rockabilly look. We went driving around in my old pickup truck trying to find a pretty field to take pictures in, and we ran across this old broken down VW on the side of the road. How perfect was that?! Here are some of my favorite shots. Most of these were taken with either my old Mamiya 645 (medium format) or my Canon AE-1 (35mm), my wonderful old film cameras that I think add the perfect vintage feel to these retro-looking shots. I have a few digital images mixed in too, which I took just so I could post some sneak peak images, but I actually really love those as well. Enjoy!