SHOT ON FILM GALLERY
I love to shoot film! Amazingly in this digital age, film is seeing a resurrection with people recognizing the very unique qualities of a film image. The grain, texture and characteristics of different types of film make every image unique. Once I've shot a roll of film, it is then developed. From here the images will then be digitized for posting online and some will be selected for hand printing in the darkroom. This is a small collection of those images. Click on any photo to see full size. You may then use your arrows or swipe to move from one image to the next. Most of these photographs are available for purchase. Contact me if you would like to order a print.
Study in Contrast
Station Master
Wedge Building
Belcara Bay
Thanksgiving
Badford Channelf
Pitt Lake
Digitized with Negative Lab Pro v2.1.2
A group of workers enjoying a lunch break at beautiful English Bay in Vancouver BC Canada. This film image was taken with a Leica M6 on Ilford FP4 film
Digitized with Negative Lab Pro v2.1.2
The Fraser Bridge was built in 1915 by the provincial government and the CPR, who needed to link the KVR with the CPR mainline. The double-deck bridge carried trains on the lower deck and cars on the upper. Trains no longer cross but the original structure is still in use for vehicle traffic.
Digitized with Negative Lab Pro v2.1.2
Fuji Acros 2 pushed to 400 shot on Mamiya RB67
7Artisans 500 f16 heavily backlighted
7Artisans 500 f8 backlit
Taking a walk on an overcast and rainy day at Pitt Lake
Glover Barn
Glen Valley Trail
f4 1/125 sec meter was asking for f5 at 1/125
10 sec f11
1/16 f22 meter said f11
Hasselblad 500cm with 80mm Carl Zeiss and Kodak Portra film
7Artisans 500 f8 side light
