

I'm getting film back from this photoshoot this week, so I'm really excited to see how it came out.

I have so many photoshoots planned this summer, it's crazy. So much to do, but I love it. My goal this summer is to do at least one photoshoot/week. It can be casual/full-blown with makeup artists, stylists, and hairstylists/candid/whatever, but by the end of the summer, I want to have a more versatile portfolio and lots of images to choose from. I have another casual shoot with Hanna tomorrow-same location, I guess you could call it 'part two' of the other photoshoot since we really didn't have much time to spend last time. And then another one Saturday with a new model. So expect a lot more pictures by me! I hope you don't mind ;)
Anyway, let me know what you think about these! I can't wait to experiment with more film :)

















42 comments on "Film shots, finally!"
Love the way you captured girlhood. So sweet & innocent.
These are so beautiful! : )
I love the origami swan pic!
and I really need to get back to the basics and start playing around with film again. I absolutely miss it.
xo
(well I hope you get this comment)
These are lovely photos! I quite enjoy shooting with film, you just get a look you couldn't achieve any other way. I'm looking forward to your future photo shoot posts! :)
I love these photos, especially the last one! Looks so mysterious.
Yes, Blogger has been having issues today. It totally sucks.
i love film too :) they produce things that only photoshop can do for digital prints. & that papercranes shot is my favourite! <3
Those are great! I'm so excited for all your photo shoots! Can't wait to see how things turn out.
I agree, completely beautiful
Lovely shots, dear!!
i am having the same problems with the comments department too. i think it's just blogger doing something to it. hopefully it'll be all good soon!
but YES, these film photos turned out soooooo greattt.. i am jealous! i love them all :D good work!!
these are gorgeous - love the cranes especially!
I really love these photos - so dreamy (:
and I knowwwww, blogger's being so annoying right now, but I think all my comments are back (:
http://itscohen.blogspot.com/
Just lovely, had the same comment problems.
Hope you are having a lovely day:)
So much loveliness in one post! I love film photography. What kind of film did you use for these?
amazing photographs. The second one of the little girls gives me the chills, I can almost feel their connection, their little souls full of hopes and dreams. You really captured their personalities in these pictures.
I looove how the second picture came out. its really nice.
when are you coming back down here!?
wow these are beautiful! i just love that last photo.
to tell the truth, you are way better at film photography than digital : )
@Carmel: Kodak Professional BW400CN Film
@Zoe_Flood: Aw, thank you! Haha, I don't know when I'm coming back down. Maybe August, but who knows.
@Indrė: Thanks! I really really love film and will continue to experiment, but unfortunately, it's just too expensive, I can't be using it all the time.
I agree with Indre!! I love all the photos you put up, but these ones are particularly breathtaking and beatiful. Im getting my first proper films developed at the moment and i cant wait to see what they look like! I think the wait makes it so much more exciting!!
I hope you get this comment :P apparently 'the sartorialist' is having the same blogger issues :P
blogger has been SO weird the last few days! i hope it all gets sorted out soon.
these photos are completely enchanting, dear.
more photos the better, nice to see how you're progressing with your photoshoots throughout time so do share with us :) what film camera are you using? and is it a b+w film? the paper cranes looks the most appealing to me, nice focus!
@See Hear Say: Thanks! I use a Nikon FM film camera. And yes, this is b&w film! The cranes photo is my favorite too, the focus was just on accident (i didn't do anything special to achieve it that way) haha!
I found your blog late last week and I've fallen in love with it since then! You are a very special 16 year old and very good job on your blog and your photography:]
Me myself just started blogging and doing casual photo shoots (no models yet :P) and you have inspired me so much!
I got a Diana for Christmas and you just motivated me to do some photo shoots with it(i still need to get the film for it that's why i was procrastinating haha)
very nice knowing you,
esther
@esther: Thank you so much! You're so sweet :)
I'd love to see your photos! And no worries, I can be very lazy too! ex: these film shots on this post I took in November and just got it developed a few weeks ago ;)
I love these, the black and white. Post more and more very very soon! Can't wait to see your future film photography.
Good luck with the photoshoots! Wish you all the best! :) You are a pretty majestic photographer!
wow, these are so great. so elegant and youthful. great work, keep it up!
Lauren
lakuvent@yahoo.com
lakuvent.blogspot.com
wow your photos are really amazing <3
Love it. So delicate...
these are just so so beautiful :)
gorgeous photos, all very interesting.
http://pinkwater-lily.blogspot.com/
beautiful pictures, I love them!
they're so stunning. I really like the depth of focus.
Hooray for film! :)
love your film shots! i like them better than the digital ones, but then again i'm a sucker for film photography so i might be a little bit biased ;)
♥
Love your blog you have very good taste. Love these pieces so pretty
Great photos! They are almost mysterious, I'd love to see more of your film work.
ohmyfrickingod.
these are amazing.
you are beyond talented.
gah, you are so much better than me.
why aren't you a hit on flickr yet?
these are stunnnning.
please, please, please, please shoot more more more more.
and lots lots lots more film.
gah, i cant get over it.
you're amazing.
sorry for the super long and spastic comment.
@Louis Duke: Haha, thanks :) Gosh, a lot of people like this, more than I expected. I shall experiment more with film, then :)
i really like the second one. it has a very dreamlike feel to it. lovely!
Love them! They are so pretty, and I love the qaulity you got from using film. Curious to know what film camera did you use? And what film?
I've recently started using film again, havn't used it since I was first learning and am excited to get my first roll developed, hopefully my results are almost as good as yours!
thanks =)
that is sooooo inspiring! its like moments from a dream... :o)
Post a Comment