Shades of Brown

I won't bore you with my thoughts on decorating, so suffice it to say I'm really liking the look of those browns and the pops of yellow and pale tones, especially on film. I won't lie, I was expecting this roll to exhibit the worst of what Superia can do to correctly exposed film, but I'm actually pleased with the warm tones it created. 

If you're curious, the prints were an illustration of bracketing during the printing process and the way it affects tones, courtesy of my boss, Jake. 

Canon 1N// Superia 400

⎨Alexa Stark, Pt 2⎬

One of the coolest things about a live-work space is choosing how and when to work. Alexa told me that she liked sewing at night on her bed, where she's surrounded by handmade pillows. Her assistant also comes up to her bedroom on the mezzanine to work alongside her. When I visited Alexa, she thought I should see the upstairs where she spends so much time working. She had a quilt to work on so I made a few photos of her sewing while she told me about her work habits. It's times like this that I wish I carried a tape recorder so I could share what she told me about her work habits and her space. 

⎨Alexa Stark -- Sneak Peek⎬

I spent an afternoon making photos at Alexa Stark's clothing store last Wednesday. I have many photos to share soon, but in the meantime, here are two of my favorites. 

Diptych: Canon 1N //Kodak Ektar

Square: Mamiya C220 //Portra 400