Showing posts with label barn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label barn. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Through the Lensbaby Blog Circle: March
The winter drones on, but thankfully the boys have a barn to play in! We have been removing old hay all winter long (BIG job). The barn loft will be a great place to play (and take pictures) when the warmer weather comes!
Please continue our circle with my dear friend, Jessica!
Please continue our circle with my dear friend, Jessica!
Friday, February 14, 2014
Saturday, October 12, 2013
One Autumn Evening
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Monday, May 27, 2013
Monday, January 28, 2013
Of light, love, and film: January Cold
It was COLD this month. We spent many a night sitting in front of the fireplace with hot cocoa and dandelion coffee. :)
This month I have images from my Holga, Speed Graphic 4x5, and 35mm. I used Tri-x, Tmax, and Arista films. My time spent developing was a trial in patience, but rewarding for all the lessons I learned. I think I can add a dozen things NOT to do while processing, like eating olives or talking on the phone. I also learned that processing 4x5 film is so much easier than 35mm, except for the fact that one shot takes 20 minutes to set up. :)
My love affair with scraggly trees marches on as well!
When you are finished perusing my post you can jump over to the lovely Megan Dill's blog and see her vision of this cold, winter month. :)
This month I have images from my Holga, Speed Graphic 4x5, and 35mm. I used Tri-x, Tmax, and Arista films. My time spent developing was a trial in patience, but rewarding for all the lessons I learned. I think I can add a dozen things NOT to do while processing, like eating olives or talking on the phone. I also learned that processing 4x5 film is so much easier than 35mm, except for the fact that one shot takes 20 minutes to set up. :)
My love affair with scraggly trees marches on as well!
When you are finished perusing my post you can jump over to the lovely Megan Dill's blog and see her vision of this cold, winter month. :)
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