Anyway, check out these images – these were some of my favorites. These were shot with my Nikon FE and the Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 Series E lens. I have a new manual focus lens that I will be testing out and I am excited to see the results from the next roll of film.

Aspen Trees with film photography

Another benefit, and I could be wrong, is that film does have a higher dynamic range compared to digital – at least for now. That could change and I could be wrong. But either way film does have a certain look that can only be imitated with digital.

Wedding dress and blue skies with film photography

Ann photographs with her Nikon

Nicolesy caught on film

Axe for chopping wood on film photography

Rich Legg in a wedding veil

Horses through film photography

Annie gets her paws checked

Sun shines through aspen trees

My dad, Jim

Zombie caught with my film camera

Zombie protesters on film

A&W Root Beer with a Hamburger

Human Resources grills up hamburgers at the day job

Sunrise on film

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Sunset on the Great Salt Lake

To lens flare or not to lens flare – that is the question. I did try to clone stamp out the lens flare and I decided not to. Could I? Yes. Would it look perfect – maybe not. I had edited the colors and the contrast before I started clone stamping and that is my mistake. I should have done it first then do the fancy effects.

The Great Salt Lake is really unique – it can really smell. Today, no bad smell. I was out there photographing a portrait session and after the photo shoot I decided I would grab my daily photograph. What better than landscape? And at least today it wasn’t something lame like food or something easy and thoughtless.

The photos from the portraits will come later – I will be editing like crazy this weekend. Should be fun. My iPhone, some podcasts, a few audiobooks and I am set. Oh and some caffeine – to help me work faster

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Early morning photographers catch the early moose

Saturday morning came early for me last week. I woke up at 4am to meet up with other photographers from Photowalk Utah. We were going to be photogaphing the Albion Basin up past Alta Ski Lodge in Little Cottonwood Canyon. Starbucks isn’t even open that early in the morning.

And during the photographing we found a moose – some other photographers came across a mother moose and her calf. Moose are big and you don’t want to scare or threaten them – they can be mean. This moose is only the second I have ever seen in nature.

It is time for breakfast

Photographing nature is completely different than portraiture – you live and die by your tripod. And I had brought my large tripod. I should have gone with my carbon fiber tripod. Oh, and I should have brought my gloves – at 5 am in the mountains it was pretty cold. My hands were numb.

And you can click any of the photographs to see the full gallery of images on my SmugMug.

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Most landscape photos are landscape – this one is portrait. I just thought it cool.

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