I have to admit that film is my favorite medium to shoot on, and I am pretty sure that it is evident from my branding and all the posts I do on film. These are just some random shots from some film I have shot over the last few months. The first shot of me was taken by Eliesa from Photogen Inc in MN. Others are from Vegas and the dessert and a few from a wedding back in March.
For those who want to know what I was shooting
Ilford 3200
Fuji Neopan 400 B/W
I am sure that you can tell which is which!
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry:
Film will never die!!!!!!!
. TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://jnpstudiosblog.com/darkroom/mt/mt-tb.cgi/152
On monday I went out on a gorgeous day to shoot some images for a company called Hello Button. Hello Button is a unique and chic kiddie brand that does some pretty awesome stuff. Here are a few from the shoot. You seriously could not have asked for better light, I love southern Cali in the spring time! Go check out there site to see what they have to offer.
Liane Duffy says:
So completely, tears-in-my-eyes, spirit lifting, heart-tugging adorable! Thanks.
(04.21.10 @ 05:04 PM)
Colin says:
Dude!! Dont you love the green hills right now?!? Loving this shoot!
(04.22.10 @ 06:00 PM)
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry:
Orange County Portrait Photographer | Hello Button
. TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://jnpstudiosblog.com/darkroom/mt/mt-tb.cgi/138
The other day I had the privilege to shoot this amazing little girl Ella right down the street from my house and had such a blast. I do not normally shoot little kids but this little girl was so cute and so much fun to shoot. Who knows maybe I should start shooting some kids portraits?? Maybe a book of all the kids in Robinson Ranch? Let me know your thoughts.
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry:
Orange County Portrait Photographer | Ella
. TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://jnpstudiosblog.com/darkroom/mt/mt-tb.cgi/137
I have been listening to music more when I shoot as a way to get my mind in a place that is not over thinking things. I find that I do my best work when my mind is free to play and not thinking about the things that are going on out side of whatever shoot I am doing. Music helps me to really zone in and create the chemistry that I need with my subject and to my surprise really gets us both on the same page.
I went out yesterday to do a promo shoot for my good friend and hair stylist for her new website. Robin pretty much styles any shoot that I do where I need hair done. Here are a few from the day!
Jamie M Swanson says:
Gorgeous - Especially love the t/s shots and the one with the texture on it.
(04.21.10 @ 07:12 AM)
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry:
Million ways to get it, Choose one!
. TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://jnpstudiosblog.com/darkroom/mt/mt-tb.cgi/134
More from The American Craft Brewer project. On tuesday I headed down to San Diego with Redtail Media to do some more killer portraits of some of San Diego's finest brewers. This project just keeps me so inspired and forcing me to push myself every shot. The stories of each one of these brewers and their passion to create an experience with beer is equally as inspiring as shooting them. I know that I posted some videos on twitter so here are some of the shots that I got from the day.
No beer was hurt during the making of these shoots. All beer used had gone bad or was not up to standards. Just FYI.
Jeff Sipper says:
Oh yeah! That's the shot from the other day's video! Ok... well worth wasting a beer on! Great work!
(03.25.10 @ 05:01 PM)
JNP Wife says:
Love the one with the anchor. So cool. Great job hubby.
(03.26.10 @ 10:35 AM)
Dominoe Imus says:
I love those last two images the best! So cool and the color is really fantastic. Very cool.
(03.31.10 @ 10:21 AM)
Tmo says:
These are great! The colors are amazing.
(04.07.10 @ 09:53 PM)
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry:
The American Craft Brewer| Pizza Port, Ballast Point, Ale Smith
. TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://jnpstudiosblog.com/darkroom/mt/mt-tb.cgi/133
AHHHH!!!! I absolutely LOVE these!!!!!!! I love the realness of film! That will never die!!! I just absolutely adore these! LOVEe
(07.09.10 @ 02:55 PM)Jeffrey, way to keep the art alive and well. Thank you for sharing. I have a even a better new-found appreciation of film, thanks to you! Keep up the great work. God bless.
(07.09.10 @ 09:44 PM)