For those who don't know

I have a new website up which serves as my main portfolio and website. The address is http://timnewmanphotography.com/ 
Add it to your favorites and book mark it today!

I'm becoming a film junkie

It always makes a photographer want to go out a shoot more film when seeing that the last roll he shot turned out well. This last weekend I went and spent some time with my friends Nick (teal hoodie) and Daniel (purple hoodie). We went to downtown St. Johns where I picked up some film and had a great time goofing around and shooting photos. I just took the exposed film to get developed yesterday. After seeing the photos for the first time today, I'm really happy with the exposure in all of them! The light, the color, contrast, and focus are all great! Anyway, after seeing two successful rolls of film shot, I'm ready to go out there and do it again! It was a funtastic weekend with my bros!

The neighborhood lately

I've been a poop head about updating my blog this month. Sorry about that. I've been enjoying shooting film lately and need to update you guys with what I'm taking. Here is one of my favorite shots from a recent roll of 120 Kodak Portra 400 film. I was using a Holga FN medium format camera.

Chani and Kacey wedding (preview)

Chani and Kasey's wedding has been long anticipated for me and was a beautiful night. They are a perfect couple and their wedding was full of love and laughter and friends and family who cared much for them.
Congratulations Chani and Kacey!

Throw back

These photographs were shot on 35mm Kodak film. Back 5 years ago, when I first picked up a camera, it was also a 35mm camera. I've taken an interest in shooting film again, mostly for personal stuff. This roll was the second roll of film I've shot on my Bell & Howell 35J camera. Basically it's as simple as cameras come, no manual controls except for three iconic setting on the front of the lens, which work as f/stops. I'm really enjoying the comeback of shooting film, though it can put a hole in your wallet for film cost and developing. Enjoy my second roll from this simple little "toy camera"! :)

A picture showing the camera it's self (taken with my 5dII)