Showing posts with label Juniper Seahorses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Juniper Seahorses. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

It has been awhile. . . But we have some great results!



So these definitely are not the best photo's of the box. But we will be posting more soon. I thought it would be fun to put some of the less stunning photos up, while listening to Buena Vista Social Club. They are good for the soul. Thanks for reading!

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Congrats Jon & Pami Opfer

Jon and Pami's wedding is this Saturday July 11, 2009 at the Eagle Rock Lodge in Vida, Oregon.

Chris is already on his way there with Jon and Pami, so I can post knowing they won't see this, yet. Chis is the Best Man and is throwing the Bachelor party for Jon tonight!

For their wedding present, I printed this photograph (online via Costco - great process!) as a 8x8 glossy, and had it framed for them. It looks great on a 11x14 black mat board with a black wooden frame. Ooo la la!

This photo was taken in front of a building on the property they used to live on in Corvallis, Ore. Recently, they purchased their first home in Albany, Ore. and now have a little Dachshund named Semi.

Congrats to Jon and Pami Opfer! I know how much you mean to Chris and I'm excited for you both to become a larger part of my life! See you tomorrow!


XOXO,
Jacq

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Renewed hope





Here are a few more for your viewing pleasure. These where also from our last camera sessions. I recently made a new m box cam with a tinfoil lens. I hope it works well! More to come in the future. . . . .. . .

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Sonoma B&W Matchbox

Ta Da!

Our first black and white matchbox pinhole camera was a success, to say the very least. At 400 ASA/ISO we were scared all would be overexposed. Especially because we were in sunny Cali and not gloomy Corvallis...

It took over two weeks to get the film developed, but it was worth it. Soon, we'll have a dark room and can begin processing our own film.

My friends Emery and Tim have a Model-T Ford at their tree-fort home in Sonoma county. We were lucky enough to stay there in early March with tiny 'mishee' and giant Liam (their furry children). I like this image because of the center line from the fender - I'm all about the lines... as Chris knows.

Much more images to come, until then...

Enjoy the new colors of m box b log and watch the 'mast head' grow and change with new thumbnail size photo additions. As we keep shootin' - we'll add the goods to the header and eventually it will be a small preview of all our m box adventures.


Thx,
Jacq