IT’S OUT IT’S OUT IT’S OUT!!!! 

Click the cover to read the entire issue online! 

I really couldn’t wish for a better issue to go out on. 

Using the negatives from this photo and this photo, I tried my hand at experimenting with double exposure printing in the darkroom.

My mom + me.

Nichols, SC

Pink trash cans everywhere, y’all.

Nichols, SC

Stumblers — Nichols, SC

Holga

These two are my rocks.

Double exposure shot with my Holga with 120mm lomography 400 speed film.

Photo of myself for my project.

This roll was shot with a Mamiya 645. I love that camera as well, but man, I’m still head over heels for the RB67.

SO UM… I have fallen completely in love with a camera. That camera is the Mamiya RB67.

It’s absolutely everything I want in a film camera. In fact, if it wasn’t so pricey to only shoot in film/if I didn’t need to instantly see photos I shot when doing things for the magazine, I would totally favor it over my DSLR.

I just wish I got my hands on this baby earlier this semester. As reviews for our projects are NEXT FREAKING WEEK. I’m glad I have 561 next semester to continue and expand on it, though. Just bummed I won’t be as happy with what I’ve got so far for the review.

Getting there…

YOU GUYS. I’M GEEKING OUT SO HARD RIGHT NOW!! Just turned a digital image into a digital negative and printed this in the dark room. How freaking cool! This alternative processes class rules.

i took a picture of a contact sheet i printed today and cropped it to this cute photo that is an outtake of jana and aaron from the recent sunnyside shoot. cuties. <3

so, today i printed for the first time in the dark room. this is the first print i’ve ever done!

granted, i like it up close, but from far away it doesn’t really work compositionally. 

still.. exciting! but a very expensive learning process.