Hydrothermal Features of Yellowstone
I've never felt or heard anything like it. The ground shakes, but not like anything you're used to. It's deep. With a burst of …
The Bison of Yellowstone
Like many, the bison of Yellowstone were high on our list when we planned out our trip this past summer. Utilizing the National Parks Servi…
Flying to Salt Lake
Definitely needed a hand check at TSA! I brought over 30 rolls of 120 and 135 film to shoot on our family trip to Yellowstone and Grand Tet…
Day Trip to Watkins Glen
The Finger Lakes Region is just full of amazing landscapes and hidden treasures. The often steep hills surrounding the lakes create some dr…
Brooklyn in the Spring
With the days getting longer and warmer, we decided to hit the open road and spend some time in Brooklyn, NY this past spring. We've al…
Ice Walk
On a cold and sunny winter day I took my cameras out to the shores of Lake Ontario to see what I could capture. I had my tilt-shift lens al…
Shooting a Tilt-Shift Lens on 135 Film
Ever wanted to fix converging lines of buildings as you look up from the street to take a photo? Ever wanted to isolate a subject in your f…
Behind the Scenes - How Kodak Makes Film - Part 1
One day I got a phone call from my friend Josh who owns Indie Film Lab. He asked if I thought Kodak would be up for having some folks come …
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