These two shots are just a quick test of an adapter I built tonight that allows me to shoot my DSLR through the viewfinder of my Kodak Duaflex III. The adapter info and directions I used came from this site. These shots are straight from the camera, except for some rotating and cropping. More of these to come in the future. 

High Key and Low Key shots of an apple.

Collage of night photography.

This is a series of macro images I took of my 1930s Jiffy Kodak Six-16 folding camera. Be sure to check out my Camera Collection page to view my entire camera collection.

Here's a self portrait I took for my photography class. This was a strange assignment for me because I rarely have the lens turned on me especially not my own lens. I thought that by shooting my reflection through the view finder of my Duaflex,  I added a little more of my personality and interests into the photo and also gave me a prop that made the whole experience a little more comfortable for me.

I finally have the time to share some of my favorite shots of Tony and Julie's wedding. Looking over these again, I still am surprised that even though the weather was kind of crappy, what a beautiful wedding it really was. Congrats again you two!

I had the great pleasure of shooting the wedding of a good family friend and his new bride this past weekend and wanted to post a quick teaser of some the pics I captured. Even though the weather was cool and cloudy, Tony and Julie had a beautiful and intimate ceremony with family and friends at Palisades State Park near Garettson, SD. I just really want to thank them for allowing me to share in their special day and trusting enough in me and my abilities to capture it for them. It was most definitely a learning experience!