Sweet, crazy Lulu - Fuji FP-100B

I don't know what I love more, her smile, or that she lost her pants somewhere between frame 1 and frame 6 :).

Taken yesterday while we were cleaning out the garage.

Happy Sunday everyone.

1.29.2010 - 9:30am @ home w/ Dad - Fuji FP-3000B

Taken yesterday as I was with Lulu & Weston while Callie was taking the twins to pre-school.

Sisters - Fuji FP-100B

My 3 daughters, Ila, Ruby & Lulu.

On the Road - Fuji FP-3000B

I was on it A LOT in 2009. I'm glad to be home with my family for a while.

Bath time - Fuji PRO 160NS

The good folks at FujiFilm sent me some film to try out that is not released here in the US. It is Fuji Pro 160NS. These were all shot on my Contax 645 w/80mm lens @ f/2 in natural light (window light in the bathroom). It was developed in FujiHunt chemistry and scanned on a Fuji Frontier SP2500. These are straight scans.

And if you are wondering, yes, my camera got wet during this shoot and yes, somehow all my kids are white :).

A Bryan Photo Workshop

Taken at Bryan Johnson's workshop when he had me come out and speak.

Laura Reaux - Fuji FP-100B

More photos of other photographers. And as crazy as it may sound, she has 5 kids like me too :). She recently lost her home to a fire on Christmas Day! You can read about it and help HERE.

Kim & Craig - Washington DC - 11.22.2009

This wedding was absolutely amazing. The day before the wedding, there was a rehearsal dinner at the bride's grandfather's house with family and close friends. Then the next day, Kim got ready at her home in Potomac MD and was married in the Washington DC temple. Their reception was in the heart of DC, a couple blocks down from the White House. A big thank you to Kim and Craig for having me out. And a big thank you to Kristopher and Joseph for assisting me at this wedding.

And on the techy side, all film was masterfully developed and scanned by Richard Photo Lab in LA. And the instant BW film was Fuji FP-3000B shot on a Polaroid 600SE. And a lot of the images were shot at 1/15th of a second hand held. I LOVE this film/camera set up.

You can view the whole event and order prints HERE.