Tara & Mason loved the thought of documenting their wedding with 12 black and white frames of film using the Holga (a toy camera). I used medium film Kodak Tri-X 400, developed locally by Blue Moon Camera in St Johns. I'm really happy how the film turned out, especially the double exposures. See the digital photos here.
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creative shoot: holga + behind the scenes
I thought I'd post a few more from Ashley and I's Day of the Dead shoot. If you HAVEN'T yet seen the images, they have been featured on Rock N Roll Bride, as well as Ashley Forrette's post. Please visit. In the meantime, since all of you are VIP members to aaroncourter.com, I thought I'd include some Holga shots, behind the scenes, and a couple extra creative pictures I brought to the table. Enjoy!
mo & ryan
Beautiful light at the Bybee-Howell House on Sauvie Island. Also, true story, some of these pictures were made while playing fetch with a very persistent stray Labrador retriever who would not take no for an answer. UPDATE: I included two film shots from my Holga camera, see the bottom of the post.
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lucas
This post is brought to you by the Letter "W." After graduating from Woodrow Wilson High School in a month, Lucas is off to Western Washington U next fall. I'm hoping he makes Wallpaper out of these pictures and pastes them to the Walls of his dormroom. Well, that would be Weird... Update! I included two Holga film frames as well, see the bottom of the post.
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