Sunprint of Weeds

photosensitive dye on bristol paper

Polaroids, 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I take a lot of walks

This is a continuous, 35mm, cross processed roll of film of branches found in Los Angeles. While walking along my routes I would aim my Diana mini camera up at the trees and take photographs. These are made on different days, with different trees, on different walks. I like to think that I was able to photograph how I feel while walking through trees. How I experience the solitude of walking. A place that exists apart from the realities of the noise and crowdedness of the city.

I just found this photograph of my two lovely aunties and my beautiful mother in the center.

taking walks can be a kind of sanctuary

Three double exposures, walking around with a Hasselblad rented from school. Finding the nature in Los Angeles, finding the dreaminess. Walking on quiet residential streets, observing the beauty that exists when you really look around.

SaveSave

SaveSave

love

 

From my book project 36 Analog Double Exposures

Double Exposures

Films: 3200 speed Ilford Delta

Some experiments (mostly mistakes) with making double exposures.