I'm going to kick this off with a little self promotion instead of burying it at the end of this thing. The folks at The Portland Darkroom and The Portland Camera Club teamed up with the city of Portland to open a pop up shop down town. They
Whoopsie. I let this thing linger (did I have to?) for a bit. Honestly, I didn't take a ton of photos as September turned into October. But there are a few in here that I really like. In the early part of September I did a little bike
August zoomed right by me. I finally got a few days at the river and wondered why I hadn't been doing that every time I had the chance since June. I know it's cliché, but time (especially summertime) feels like it is going faster. Unless you
Where did July go? I swear it was gone in a blink. Here are some old scans. I’ve been trying to get a few frames from old rolls every time I go to Portland Darkroom. A good spread of eras with these. All on Tri-x 400. And probably my
Trying different film stocks can be fun. I've shot so much portra that it feels like my go-to. Maybe the standard. After shooting the very expired Ektar from my last post, I wanted to try some modern, unexpired Ektar film to see if I liked it as much.
Thanks for signing up for my photo newsletter. I'm hoping that it's a way to share photos and not be stuck on instagram all the time. Here we go! Back in the fall of 2024, a crew of us set out to Boise for some skateboarding
In an attempt to share more photos outside of social media, I've started this newsletter/blog. While my old dudebarn blog will continue to live on. This seemed like a good way to start fresh and share more current work and in a way where some photos will