A few weeks ago, like many, I captured the Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse, but I did it on film with my 135mm fixed lens. A light leak slipped in which I think was just wonderful. Considering I shot on a tripod without any stabilization or cable release, I’m pretty happy with how they turned out.
Shot on Minolta X-700 with 135mm rokkor lens, on Lomography 800. Scanned by Old School Photo Lab.
Three Lakes, WI. Kodak UltraMax, Lomography 800
I visited Copenhagen at the end of August 2017 to speak with Ionic team member Adam Bradley at Google’s Polymer Summit about our new open source project Stencil. It was my first time in Denmark and I was excited to see this city that everyone raved about.
Copenhagen was lovely, and we spent a ton of time biking around town. The Donkey Republic app made grabbing a bike super easy. My favorite memory was night biking after hosting an impromptu Ionic Copenhagen meetup at a local bar.
I brought some expired Kodak Vision3 250D on this trip, and I regret that as I was pretty disappointed in those shots (very grainy, red shadows, a bit of haze). Good thing for me to remember for next time.
Photos shot on my Minolta X-700 on a mixture of expired Kodak Vision3 250D, Lomography 800, Kodak ColorPlus 200, and Portra 400. Developed and scanned by Little Film Lab
Amsterdam has quickly become my favorite city. I was speaking at a conference May 2017 and brought my wife along for a quick vacation. We also made a short stop by train to Utrecht.
Shot on Canon AE-1P with a mixture of Vision3 500T, Lomography 400/800
