I was in berlin in the winter of 2007. In between train stops, I passed through this station and these lights looked so strange to me, like glowing eyes. I was shooting on a konica autoreflex TC and that had a light leak so the film got fogged. I like it even more because of that.
konica autoreflex TC
hexanon AR 40 f/1.8 + .42 fisheye
ilford hp5 plus 400 film
This is the last from negatives post of 2013. Stay tuned for more in 2014.
this is a still from the “one last laugh” short film my friend drew bourdet directed back in 2008.
bell and howell FD35
summatech 28mm f/2.8
ilford hp5 film
my mattress was torn.
bell and howell FD35
canon 50 f/1.4
ilford hp5 film
i shot this in coventry england in january 2007. This is my friend’s flat.
bell and howell FD35
canon 28mm f/2.8
ilford hp5 film
cornwall hall (2007)
this is also one of my favorite photographs i’ve ever taken.
I shot this portrait of taylor rust in 2007.
konica autoreflexTC
40mm f/1.8 with .42 fisheye = 11.8mm
ilford hp5 film
taylor (2007)
I shot this on a bridge in north carolina in 2006.
bell and howell FD35
ilford hp5 film
50mm f/1.4
north carolina train tracks (2006)
i shot this portrait of ian in the fall of 2007 as part of a portrait study.
they are part of the “life on film” series.
bell and howell FD35 with a canon 50mm f/1.4
ilford hp5 400 – 36 exposures
this print means a lot to me because of the time I spent in the darkroom perfecting it. This was included in my portfolio for my black and white photography class.
scanned original print
from negatives 