35mm

Jess and her garden

Thaumatrope

the optical device meets my camera

magic maker....

Some magic I made with a pinhole, screens and madmen, so good.

Enjoy

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Old but so good

Here's a wee family film i found

my Nana, aunty, grandad and company

who knew my Nana liked to trampoline

the fox

Simon and I went on a birthday adventure to Makara Bay, on the west coast of Wellington, at sunset. We didn't have a tripod, or a cable release but we had my camera and an amazingly clear twilight sky.

Bad Jelly...

a little bit of fashion fun I had a few weeks ago. Vintage treats, some original creations by Wellington designers, and jewels and trinkets by Madame Fancy Pants.

I gave Leith, my 6 year old sister, a green 35mm snapshot camera for her birthday, and this is what the little lady saw one weekend...

She told me how to photograph her and i showed her how to use film.

this is my little sister, at five and six.

and a little more...

main road, Lake Naivasha, Kenya

the nearest watering hole, Naivasha, Kenya

end of the school day in Zanzibar, Tanzania

so, its been a while, but I finally have time again.

so heres some beauty for you

one hot day, Dar Es Salaa, Tanzania

Indian ocean, Zanzibar, Tanzania

Open window, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

what im playing with at the moment...

spot the difference...

one warm day in Malawi, we met these fine boy's..

a little bit more of East Africa...

these are a little different, they're taken on my Nikon D3oo.

The lower two are point and shoot style, but the top one is a portrait of a fine man we met in Zanzibar, the eyes hold the history

the always wonderful Whitney.

A box brownie with a few adjustments made so it takes my 120 400NC Kodak film.

A double exposure, to push this portrait idea a little bit further.

katie. oh how grand you are.

one windy day in wellington on my mamiya