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And the Chemex fits in so well. The best coffee I’ve had – in fact, I prefer it to the French Press since I don’t have to deal with the leftover grinds. The only catch is that I have to drink my coffee as soon as I brew, it doesn’t keep the coffee warm for long.
Heating the water in a kettle, selecting my favorite cup, writing down my thoughts — I savor these moments….
Anyone else still adjusting to daylight savings time?
Monday morning was extremely rough in my home – and yes, tears were shed.
But the best part? The extra evening light. I was able to capture these images in the evening, after my girls were tucked in safely for the night, something I haven’t been able to do since last summer at this time. I can definitely get used to this~
Sunday night.
Reflecting on these scenes from my weekend – wine and dinner with family, my little one eating breakfast.
Simple, uncomplicated – and I love that, truly.
I hope that you had an equally wonderful weekend.
Every morning lately, I have woken up to the sounds of birds right outside my window – chirping away happily.
The days are a bit longer now. Extra morning light, and the evening’s magic hour is absolutely gorgeous.
Spending more time with my girls outside, winter jackets have been abandoned for lightweight hoodies.
I dare say it, but I can almost feel spring – and I can’t wait.
Hasselblad 500 cm, Polaroid back, Fuji FP 100C film.
Our hotel room in San Francisco – photographed with the hasselblad and a polaroid back. One of the things I am loving about medium format photography is the ability to switch film types. As you can see, I’m still learning to find the sweet spot with the polaroid back. Is it evident I’m truly loving this camera?
I was also extremely honored to read this – seeing my work displayed in homes around the world is truly inspiring!
Hasselblad 500 cm, Portra 400 film.
These are photographs from my first roll of film with the newest member of my camera family – the hasselblad. And yes, I think she will fit in quite nicely.
There is definitely a learning curve, but I love the results. I think the mood and feeling of this day (and my kitchen table) are captured so honestly, so perfectly.
More soon.
Film. 35mm. Fuji Superia 400.
The last of my photos from San Francisco…..
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I have never made my own coffee at home…sad, huh? Your photos make it look so relaxing. I guess it goes along with quiet moments like writing and reading. It’s like yoga with food.
I know so very little about coffee, the only kind I’ve had at home is instant. I love the earthy look of the photos.
waaait, how did i not know you had a contax and polaroid back?? or maybe i did and just totally forgot. either way, loving these!
Lovely shots! I keep hearing about this coffee maker. I have to check it out! Maybe it needs a little knitted cozy to keep your coffee warm, lol.
I just want to crawl inside these pictures and curl up to sleep.
I love this. I just ordered that same kettle for the Chemex my mom gifted me! Loving your blog!
beautiful photos. love the simplicity, colors & focus.
I don’t like coffee but I love your images of the brewing process.
it’s beautiful photo.
i feel warm and compotable.
i want to use your chemex photo in my writing.
please allow.
i’m korean ^^