35mm

Shooting a subject matter that is complimented by a camera made in the same era is always a good combination. Like these records here shot on an old Fujica MPF105.

MF DOOM has always been a huge influence to me when it comes to art. Using a camera is kinda like wearing a mask…right? Anyways, the focus here is not that of the artist’s identity, rather the meaning of the art itself. RIP.

When it just feels right, it feels right. The Fujifilm X Series has motivated me more than any other brand to get out more, and create. Cheers to Fujifilm for keeping the soul alive.

Ah yes, man’s best friend. Where would I be without my 8 years young German Shepard. Love ya, Nellie. Shout out to rescue dogs everywhere.

Why do photographers like to shoot old things with old cameras? It’s cool, that’s why. End of story.

I drive past this carwash everyday and never tire of shooting it. This spots pairs nicely with the Fujicolor Superia 400 film. Moving on…

Want the recipe for time travel? 3 parts Fujicolor Superia 400, one part vintage signage, shaken… not stirred.

Shooting an old spot is cool, but have you ever shot an old spot…oN FiLm??

Complimentary colors go together like peanut butter and jelly. If that’s the case, is the film stock is the peanut butter…or the jelly? Mmm…jelly.

Shooting the streets with 35mm feels as good as eating street food…mmm…street food.

Capturing light is cool. Now answer this, what if you record a video of light and then fast forward it…would you be witnessing speeds faster than that of the speed of light? Moving on…

Gas…I mean film, isn’t cheap. However, shooting film can be like hitting up the creative-gas-station when you’ve been on a long digitized- adventure. Know what I mean?

Not every day can be all fair winds and following seas… for other days, there is rum.

“Pity the poor jack-tar who, after months at sea, comes with hopes of finding hospitality and succor in such a place.” - B. Blalock

It’s business as usual here in a small town where active volcanoes lurk beautifully silent in the distance.

Want to know what feels as good as getting back a fresh batch of 35mm prints? Supporting small business, that’s what.

What’s photography and snowboarding have in common? You can do either one and find yourself in that “zone”, you know… that special place where things are peaceful, the stoke is high, and the worries are non-existent. Here’s a picture of the homie, Boon.

“So much beauty, we forget to be reminded, that you can be anywhere and find it…try it.” - Yasiin Bey.

It’s not what you do, it’s how you do it. It helps out if you have fun at the same time, kinda like how it feels riding this Slush Slasher, by Springbreak Snowboards.

What’s better than a super dank snow cone on a hot summer day? A 14 inch blower pow day in Spring, that’s what.

Shooting rolls and letting them marinate for a while before developing is a sure way to to give yourself the gift of stoke. Here is a nice exposure of my lovely wife.

That’s what it’s all about, right?

When is the last time you got your loved-one some flowers? Here is your reminder. You are welcome.

They say 40% of adults sleep with a stuffed animal. Do you? Here is Nellie showing off her baby dinosaur.