More captures from this day, all taken at my mother’s home – hence, the paint brushes! The grain is courtesy of ISO 800 film, which should have been ISO 400 based on my lighting, but I like the results nonetheless.
I’m learning how to create different effects in my work. Blue tones, clear vivid colors, grain – it’s amazing the different moods in film photography that I can create simply by my choice of film.
Today I’m picking up some I dropped off film at the lab and I have no clue what’s on it. I love that.
I have a few links that I enjoyed this week that I would like to share with you ~
+ 9 things Irene’s son’s have taught her on their 9th birthday
+ Elisabelle’s beautiful portraits.
+ This photo from Dottie.
+ Our new post on One Inspiration, Two Perspectives
+ 5 questions for Chrystine
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Thanks so much for your kind comments on the “what’s in my bag” post! As you can see, I can’t take may shots without one (or both) girls nearby.
Happy weekend to you!
Such beautiful work. I absolutely love film, and when I see your images, I remember why I love it so much- the honesty in each image. Thank you for sharing.
Love the pictures, especially the second one – the drawing is beautiful, who did that? Your mom?
Have a wonderful weekend, Kristina
Thanks so much, ladies!
And yes, Kristina – the drawing is from one of my mother’s art journals.
You know you always surprise me xD
The first and second shots are the best. I love the peace they give and… beautiful brushes <3
oh thank you!!!!
beautiful shots.
beautiful pictures. i hope i can learn to use my film camera and get so beautiful moody pictures. thank you for your sweet comment today.