film is not (ever) dead
Sharing recent film scans from The Darkroom Lab, shot on Kodak portraits 400 35mm film by Jessica love photography in and around near me Columbus Ohio. Venues include Revery, Jorgensen Farms, North 4th Corridor Brick and Mortar. Film is exciting to shoot because it takes talent and observation skills to properly expose for light and conditions.
I love knowing when people find me because they’re diving down an internet rabbit hole of film photography (do we hashtag #film for that?). I’ll always try to incorporate film into my wedding and family shooting - and hopefully some of these recent film scans show you why!
the grain on that one!
film favorites - a quick an easy share
Some film favorites shot on Kodak Portra 400, Ektar 100, and Portra 160 on a Canon EOS v and Hasselblad film camera.
one of my favorite blog posts is “here’s a random bunch of favorites from life lately, consume and digest as you will!” And, here’s one of those!! Do you have a favorite of the bunch? Have you started summer shooting?
Benvy + Nick | married at Brookside Farms
Brookside farm wedding photography
Benvy + Nick are two incredible people, individually, but also have an incredible story. They've spent the majority of their time together living (far far) apart, doing great things. It was wonderful to have been a part of the celebration that is the start of their lives together, and together. Welcome back to the U.S., Benvy! Thank you so much for trusting me with your wedding memories! Enjoy reliving their wedding day below:
