Showing posts with label Nikon F4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nikon F4. Show all posts

Apr 23, 2013

UT Grad 2013: Sarah Pt. 1

When Sarah came to me asking for a senior photoshoot, I told her it would have to be done completely on film. She agreed without a hesitation - so I applaud her bravery and the amount of trust she put in this. Here are a few shots of my dear friend Sarah. Congratulations, and welcome to the real world. ;)







Jan 29, 2013

Last Week With the F4

Spinach and arugula salad with tomatoes, avocado, and sliced raw almonds for lunch with my mother. And of course, some persimmon for dessert.



My parents and I spent some time in Old East Dallas before heading down to Austin for the weekend. I was pleasantly surprised to find some local gems around there, although I probably should never go down there by myself.

Lastly, my parents got $1 espresso shots at Jimmy's where we ate lunch. I swear I inherited my addiction to coffee from those two.
All shot on the Nikon F4 w/ Fujifilm 200.

Jan 3, 2013

First Post of 2013!

Happy 2013! I have been busy, traveling from Texas to Missouri and back, but attending the Urbana conference and doing the countdown during worship was definitely a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Here are some more photos from Nikon F4 + Fujifilm 200. Super short portrait series and a horse apple.





My new years resolution? Reading more and becoming a better photographer. Maybe I'll get out of the country for a bit. Get rid of high school T-shirts I haven't worn in years. Be thankful for everything I'm blessed with. :)

Dec 26, 2012

Christmas? Inevitable (and wonderful) family time

How can you just stay at home when it's snowing outside on Christmas day after few weeks of a hot December? Well. To our (my family's) defense, it was too cold. And I wasn't sure if I had the most appropriate outfits ready for rolling around in the snow. Plus what we started as a half-joke in the morning to watch all 3 Lord of the Rings movie kind of turned into an actual serious day-long marathon, so there.
Instead, we snuggled ourselves in the house pigging out all day and watching movies and getting into hot debates about the trilogy during scone & coffee breaks.

Hi, sister. She'd kill me if she found out I put this photo on my blog! Muhahaha




My dad bakes amazing scones from scratch. Something I definitely have yet to do...


Isn't the Christmas tree bokeh just wonderful?

Everything was taken on the Nikon F4 with a cheap roll of Fuji 200. The F4 never fails in low light settings, and always surprises me with these weird colors (no post-processing done on these photos).

Will post more photos from this roll soon.