I’ll be posting more photos from Jessica and Dustin’s beautiful wedding very soon, but first I wanted to share some of the snapshots I made of their wedding with my Fuji GA645i.
The Atrium • Memphis, TN
Fuji GA645i • Kodak Portra 400 BW, expired 2003, shot at 1000 and push processed
(Pardon the graininess of the photos – I like to shoot expired film sometimes 🙂 )
Last year, I shared photos I’d taken to document the process of my mother getting a tattoo. A year and a half after getting inked for the first time, my little mother decided it was time to get a second tattoo! So once again, we made a trip to No Regrets Tattoo Emporium in Memphis, consulted with Joe Stamp (who’d done her first tattoo,) and made the appointment.
Mom’s first tattoo was a Celtic cross on her wrist. This time, she’d chosen a particular style of a Star of Bethlehem to be placed on top of her forearm. Joe did a wonderful job translating the artwork mom had chosen, and we think the tattoo came out beautifully! I wish I had done a better job documenting our time with Joe doing the tattoo, but maybe I’ll do better next time one of us goes in for some work 😉
No Regrets • Fuji GA645i • Kodak Pro 400MC , expired 1996
The finished product, on Easter (three days after the tattoo was done)
Nikon N80 • Sigma Super Wide II 24mm f/2.8 lens • Kodak High Definition 400, expired 2011
Praktica MTL 5 • Fujinon 55mm/1.8 • Lomography CN 100 film
Aldo’s Pizza Pies • Memphis, Tennessee
Canon Sure Shot Sleek • Kodak BW400CN, shot at 1600