For the longest time, I’ve hesitated to dive into the film vs digital debate. Maybe “debate” isn’t even the right word because the polarization surrounding this topic can be downright off-putting. It’s as though discussing this topic invites a torrent of hateful comments, filled with dogmatic opinions that lead nowhere. Yet, here I am, taking…
For the past five years, I’ve had the pleasure of casually photographing cowboy mounted shooting events for the Western Washington Mounted Shooters. This incredible sport, which combines the thrill of horseback riding with the precision of shooting, was completely new to me until I was introduced to it by my good friend, Rebekkah Moore. Bekkah…
Utilizing the artistic expression of photography as a means to grow creatively and spiritually.
The Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend, WA: A Celebration of Maritime Spirit!
10th Annual Fall Car Showdown at Skagit County Fairgrounds: A Vintage Car Lover’s Dream
The show was a stunning display of vintage car enthusiasts!
Poem for my lil mare Indy that passed in the fall of 2023 to celebrate and help heal the grief and sorrow that is nestled in the emptiness of a quiet barn.
The author recounts the emotional bond they shared with their horse, Indy, who recently passed away. Indy wasn’t just a horse, but a cherished companion whose understanding exceeded language barriers. The pain of losing Indy is vividly felt, yet solace is found in memories and photographs of their shared experiences. Despite experiencing a devastating fire in their local wilderness and the loss of Indy, looking forward, the author aims to explore their state with a new horse, Rain, using hope and Indy’s spirit as their guiding forces.
A testimony to the beautiful life I got to share with a special horse that will forever heal me…
Let us embark on a poetic journey through the captivating allure of this 35mm SLR film camera, an embodiment of art, history, and the timeless pursuit of capturing moments that echo through the ages.
A first impressions review with sample photographs of 7 Artisans 35mm 0.95 lens on the Fuji X-Pro1.
