Abby & Jason Cook
This December 9th 2011.
Sealed for all time and eternity.
Simple and Stunning
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A warm walk around the block.
Redscale, E6 & Holga.
Long Island NY.
Montauk.
Every year for christmas we get a pair of pajamas.
This year was no different…
Year end post coming soon.
Here’s to 2012.
I met Duran Laframbois while I was walking around Ballard, WA.
He is a meek soul, and does not seem to care he lives inside a bus.
Duran’s bus mural is a creation from R. Henry, he is a local artist.
I was able to learn about Duran in the little time that I knew him.
He is a good man. He is a man of humility. He is a man of worth.
Duran once spent a year without speaking as just to prove a point.
He refuses to accept money for the many skills that he possesses.
Duran works for trade.
His skills and abilities; for the essentials of life.
“There is no such thing as money, One should work with what they have.”
- the Summer of 2011
Every year they gather to celebrate.
To celebrate the birth of this woman.
She is Grandma, Marilyn Chapman.
I shot my own family, using a tripod.
They have put up with me for 22 years.
I can say I love every single 1 of them.
This New Year I’m grateful for family.
I went to see the Grotto.
In Payson Canyon.
10 minute walk.
Summer.
Merry Christmas everybody.
From: Chattanooga TN.
Took a quick drive to UT Lake.
Only 10 minutes from my house.
I share a birthday with this amazing human being.
My Grandmother Donna Luasene.
While in Bear Lake I ran into this adorable girl.
She then insisted I follow her to her brother.
She introduced me to her grandfather as well.
Both children had just barely finished bathing.
This did not stop them from enjoying the water.
A quick walk around the block.
Bridals in under an hour.
Speed is essential.
It was cold.
I lived years 10-21 in West Mountain Ut.
This is just a little piece of what I call home.
Quick look at Gramercy Park Hotel.
Located in downtown NYC.
It’s quite sophisticated.
I quickly went to the Freedom Festival in Provo UT.
I only spent ten minutes or so there, but it was still fun.
It was a great 4th of July this year, and I’m proud to be free.
A Mary Poppins Birthday Bash.
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
What’s more to say.
I liked the windows.
4 walls 100′ long.
18′ feet in height.
Founded in 1867.
This is Cove Fort.
Reggie & Alyssa
They are my friends.
And Here is their Wedding.
I’ve been sitting on film from this trip for a couple months now.
It’s finally time to start posting.
Enjoy.
I had to opportunity to shoot Satie the other day.
Rain got the best of us 1 roll into it.
Oh well.
Went to a Level 1 video Premier recently.
It was a party to say the least.
Music By Taylor Brown.
400 TX pushed to 6400.
Quite possibly the best film I’ve used for doing so.
A marvelous layover at 11pm.
I was privileged enough to meet the Dyer family
while assisting Jonathan Canlas as he shot their Luau.
This is my attempt at telling their story.
Through images.
Drove/walked about with my Younger Brother.
1 full roll of Kodak E100VS.
Stuff got Holga’d up.
This is Portra 400VC Redscaled.
Redscalling film is where you expose the reverse side of the film emulsion.
In order to do this you need to use 220 film loaded backwards or
physically switch 120 film inside of a dark room/bag.
Any questions reguarding this process?
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Assisted Jonathan with a last minute bridal session at Thanksgiving Point.
These are what I was able to get in the mayhem.
His legit bridals will be viewable HERE.
Needless to say. The light was ridiculous.
Bw400cn, Nikon F100, and a $20 manual focus 50mm 1.8.
My version of our walk. Ours being a joint combination of Joey Early and myself.
All shot on Ektar 100, exposed bulb in meter held perpendicular.
A recent trip to St. George brought us all to Snow Canyon.
Shot mainly on Redscaled film. This is when you take a normal
roll of film and film the emulsion so that the red sensitive side
of the film is exposed first. You can expose anywhere from 50-400 ISO.
Depending on how blue/green/red you want the image.
I recently quit my day time job. Now it’s full time assisting Le Canle.
These are the men of The FIND LAB. Minus Kristoper Orr.
They are. Jon. Tavis. Ryan. Myself. Jesse.
2 Days ago I had the privilege of shooting Nicole & her boyfriend JJ.
It was a lot of fun and I look forward to more like them.
Shot on Portra 800 as well as Fuji 400h and 160s.
My Callie and I recently took a spring-time walk.
Shot on expired Portra 800.
I shot Alyssa and Reggie’s wedding on saturday.
They are currently honey-mooning in Mexico.
Look for their wedding in the next couple of days.
- Joe
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The remainder of Amy & Brandon’s Engagements.
All shot on Fujifilm 400h.
This weekend was my birthday. And as such it entailed all the above.
Mix and match film: E100VS, Portra 800, P0rtra 400, 400vc,
Fuji 400h, 400nph & Ektar 100.
- Joe
I was lucky enough to assist Jonathan Canlas at the Baugh Reception in Henderson NV.
Jon was kind enough to allow me to shoot some things…
I recently took a trip with Jesse Erasmus.
We went to Las Vegas to assist Jonathan Canlas with a wedding.
(details coming soon)
On our way home we decided to hike Angels Landing.
All my ektar 100 was used up.. Portra 800 replaced it.
Tmax 400 shot @ 100 iso. Developed in xtol 1:1 for 8 min.
Then the clouds opened up and Alfred Stieglitz popped out.
Reggie & Alyssa. Set to be married Saturday May 7th, 2011.
My first engagement session may turn out to be one of my favorite.
