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erin: synopsis

She is a nerd/environmentalist/daughter/sister/friend... She rescues animals... Her favorite sport is fencing ... She loves cooking and especially eating with friends... Her family is still weird beyond belief but she loves them anyway... She prefers to be barefoot as often as possible... She loves swings/jump-rope/water.... She speaks French... She travels... She tries new things... and she will attempt to show you how she views the world through her photographs.

about the logo

I finally have a logo that feels like ME. Most of the time I honestly just feel like a little girl with an old camera trying take a picture of something beautiful. Beauty is everywhere but we rarely take the time to stop and look at it, let alone appreciate it. People seem to disagree all over the place on what beauty actually is, but it's everywhere, I promise. It might be in the youthful glow on the cheeks of an innocent child, the careful touch of a groom on his new bride's back as he helps her down the stairs, or the smile lines on an old woman's face (for how can something born of a smile be anything but gorgeous?). The beauty I see might not be what you see, but through the wonder of photographs I have the ability to actually show you. Isn't photography awesome that way?

Holga love <3

holga120n <-- The Holga 120N (as photographed and and instagrammed on my trusty ol' iPhone)

This little camera made me fall in love with film again. I'm really just an old film photographer from waaaaay back. I learned photography by shooting on film and hand developing in the darkroom at school. I've always held a special place in my heart for huge negatives and a dynamic range that cannot be replicated with a digital sensor... but anyway...

The Holga is a very low-tech camera, entirely manual and sometimes, eh hem, not precise. But the lack of technology somehow allows me to focus on the image, and in my opinion, take better pictures. I think less, and shoot from the heart. It brings me back to what I have always loved about photography, and for that, I am forever grateful. Here's some Holga love!

For my fellow photographers, these were all shot on Kodak Portra 400 and developed and scanned at Fotech in Fresno, California.


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Friend

I’ve been rummaging through some of my personal rolls of film and I found these from May when I was visited by my friend, Friend, from Thailand. It’s always so nice to be visited by friends because it gives me a chance to go show them all the fun and cool things my home has to offer! Eh hem… and eat… at Piemonte’s! :) For photographers, this was on the now extinct Kodak Portra 160NC… I’ve also been using the new 400 lately, and although I love what the 160NC did, I don’t miss it at all. More posts to come very soon!

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