We got Stacey’s film back from our newborn session with Kal last week, and sadly, I haven’t had time to post any of it until now. I just love the way her B&W film captured some great moments between the little guy and his parents! Here’s a few of the frames …

Many thanks to the folks out at Richard Photo Lab, who continue to roll out the film for us despite our constant confused emails and questions! These images were shot with a Contax 645 using Kodak Portra 400NC film. Here’s a few of my favorite frames!

- Stacey

So here’s another quick installment of some random shots we took over the Christmas holidays during our trip to New York and Colorado to visit family. All of these were shot with the Contax 645 using Kodak film.

Blizzard in Central Park …

And on to Breckenridge …

Got a few rolls back from Richard Photo today, and couldn’t help but post a few I shot during Ruth and Greg’s session down in Tampa a few weeks back. (These were shot on the Contax 645 with Kodak 400NC film.)

Jessica’s a photographer too, and a darn good one. I assisted her with a bridal session at the Jemison Gallery the other day, and she was kind enough to let me shoot a quick portrait. Check out her work here …. Jessica Wright Photography.

Continuing with “film month” here at Gresham Photography, I wanted to post a few B&W shots that Stacey captured during Miranda and Rob’s engagement session last Fall. I’m a fan …

(All of these images were shot with a Contax 645 medium format film camera, 80mm f/2.0 lens and Fuji film)

As we mentioned a few posts ago, I had the amazing opportunity to attend one of Bryan Johnson’s workshops recently here in Birmingham. Bryan work is a constant inspiration to Stacey and I, and I felt truly blessed to spend a couple of days with him and some other amazing photographers from around the world. Here’s a couple of quick snippets from day two of the workshop, when we all headed out to the Sonnet House for a little shooting.

Our models for the day were Branden and Lindsey Lower (Check out some of Branden’s 8mm work for A Bryan Photo … it’s off the hook), as well as Bob and Allison Miller. Bob is a ridiculously talented photographer. Seriously. Check out is work here.

So on with the pictures …

(These were all shot with the Contax 645, 80mm 2.0 lens, and Kodak film.)

Bryan talking shop with the workshop attendees …

Branden and Lindsey …

Bob and Allison …

A quick snapshot by the amazing Jonathan Canlas …

P.S. – If you haven’t had a chance to take a workshop from either Bryan or Jonathan …. it’s a MUST next time they have one. Ridiculously inspiring. Stayed tuned for a few portraits I had the opportunity to shoot of Bryan and his family!

(Shot with a Contax 645 and 80mm f/2.0 lens, on Kodak Portra 400NC)