Biggest project of I've ever done is finally finished. Well, it's been finished for a couple days but I'm so happy to have it home with me for good! I'm extremely proud of these and they took a lot of work. I'm talking hours on hours of printing, lots of money spent on mount board and plenty of time stressing. From shoot to finished project took a month. It's weird to think I spent so much time on these without realizing it. But they are perfect and I'm excited to present them here.

not great but best I could get scan-wise. all are done 11x14 mount board with 8x10 (ish) prints all done full frame. (they've been cut down a little).

Final Project

I'm working on my Final Project for my photography class in school. Honestly, it's freaking me out way more then it should. Today I got everything all figured out, traded some paper and ended up making 4 out of the 10 prints I need. I still have to figure out mounting but I'm SO happy with the results so far. It actually makes the me a little sad that the semester is over. But since I have a few extras I'm going to be opening a print shop for some of them.

Here are the 4 prints I got done today. I'm hoping to have the whole set done but Wednesday and mounting finished in a week!

A quick update:

I've been making the prints for my final project and it's going goood! Some paper aside, I'm happy with the results. I'll probably be making more extras then I've been meaning to. I think after the holiday season (mainly for time purposes: having a retail job in the holiday season, ugh.) I want to maybe sell some limited prints? Maybe even frame them if I can. I would consider if anyone's interested.

I'm also working really hard on getting a site going some time in January and having some commission prices but only time will tell. I'm really happy and inspired by all the awesome feedback I've been getting!

This is all definitely a work in progress but I'm working hard.

Film

Film and I, well, we've got a love/hate relationship. It's really the money and waiting that I hate. Even getting film developed at Walgreen's is a bit pricey and finding a dark room...well not everyone has one (although that would be awesome). Plus, I'm all about instant gratification! So not being able to see anything right after I take picture kind of bothers me. But the outcome of film is just like nothing else. When I produce a print, I feel like it's hand crafted and it's far more personal then replicating a digital file.

Yeah, film has stolen my heart..again.

(these are prints I made today. one day I'll figure out a way to scan prints but for now there have been taken with my iPhone, of course.)