So I’ve been thinking a lot lately about incorporating film into my portrait sessions. My first photography training began with film back in high school. It was a completely different feel from digital. Don’t get me wrong, I love digital. But there is this distinguish look that film can get that digital can’t. The following […]
Ok, so many people like the photos of Armand a few days ago. But they kept asking me to post some of Tabatha. So here it is, she was fully awake and in a great mood. I took advantage of beautiful sunshine coming thru the windows.
Let me just say that my business is built on word of mouth and it amazes how far it has actually taken me. All of my weddings this year have come from previous brides from the 2009 season. No advertising folks!! Which has led to more gigs not related to weddings. For instance, below is […]
by Edric Morales
Vida Carson - You’re so right, there is a distinguishable look from film. These are really nice, lovin’ the light.
Laurie Peacock - The light is so yummy in the last photo.
Patricia Marie - I just love the look of film.
Dean Simmons - gotta love film and old minolta cameras. my 1st camera was a sr-t 101, still have it, still love it.
Matt Stanton - i’ve had a bit of time spent with film lately to, there is something magical about it hey! 🙂
Kelly Ry - I never shot film but I absolutely agree that there is just something special and unique about it. I say add it in!
Heather Kanillopoolos | Mid-Michigan Photographer - Awwwww my first camera was a film Minolta also!! I love the second shot, what an intense expression!
Edric Morales - Thanks for all the nice comments everyone. I will continue to do some more film photography. Keep posted:)
Noelle - You are right- there is a graininess to film that isn’t quite reproduced in digital. Good for you for thinking outside the digital box!