Shared photo credit with my partner Sammie who also tied the shibari in this image. This was after an 8 hour night hike through Slide Wilderness and I am very f#cking cold.

New York edition

Once I spotted this outdoor shower after lounging on the beach for hours, I knew the setting sun would hit it at the right angle. Mama had a vision and mama EXECUTED it perfectly. Can’t believe these turned out exactly how I wanted them to

First time travelling with a film camera, I truly loved the experience and I just want to improve so any feedback, critique, suggestions and tips are more than welcome!

Lab developement and scans, nothing fancy.

P.s. I know an M6 is pretentious as a first film camera, i know, but i kinda fell in love with it...

July Fourth fireworks caught in motion, their fiery trails bending and flowing in the wind.

I’ve always wanted a fisheye lens for my Elan 7, so I decided to try one of those cheap screw-on attachments just to see how it would turn out. I was honestly surprised by how well it worked and wanted to share!

first roll through my camera and first time controlling the frame rather than shooting tourist pictures.

last picture I had to sharpen a bit but still glad I was able to get the shot.

I recently shot a roll of Kodak IE 2236, the older version of EIR. It expired in 1984. Very surprised that I got some decent results (+ post editing). I shot at 25 with a BW 040 filter and a CPL filter. I cross-processed it in C-41 as the original processing is E-4 and had to spend some time looking for the right temperature, processing time, and agitation methods to prevent the emulsion melting.

October 6th 2026, french highschoolers and students protesting against the harsh learning conditions and the violent repression.
Place de la Répubique -> Place de la Nation.

Olympus OM2-N, 50mm f1.8 MIJ.
Kentmere pan 400 and Fomapan 400.

It was the first time for me to shoot this fast so every photos are not as focused and as sharp as I wanted...

Spotted walking into the store, keep your cameras with you, you never know what you’ll see!

This is my first year shooting film, I’ve been shooting digital for 10 years or so. Any criticism good or bad is greatly appreciated!

One of my favorite photos from this year.

Sunrise morning walk in late summer by a beautiful river, quiet and slow hiking - looking for little details and textures in the trees.

Perfect metering from OpenSX70 with a nice little sunstar through the holes in the leaves. I remember there was a gentle breeze moving the tree back and forth into and out of focus - waited for the moment of stillness and made the picture. Everything lined up for a composition I am happy with. The print itself is even more rich and colorful in person!

Thanks for viewing. :)