Daryl Nilson.

I met Daryl through myspace last Fall and knew he wanted to get some photos shot of him. Well things never really worked out until this winter when I met him at a contest. He invited my buddys and I to come down to his park for some after hour seshes. I must say, it's real nice to be able to set up your flashes without worries of random people knocking them over or getting in your bag to steal your stuff.

Daryl Nilson (1/30, @F16, ISO400)

Detroit through a plastic lens.

This is another shot of Detroit that I took recently with Harold the Holga. I finally got a good shot out of this thing where frames weren't over lapping and no light leaks either.

Detroit

Whitney [Dang] LaBarge.

This is Whitney. We went out to shoot some shots a few weeks ago and I pussed out because it was far too cold to try and hold the camera steady and level for an extended amount of time. I actually only shot this one frame the entire time and called it a day and now it's only taken about 2 weeks to scan the negative since I've gotten it back.

Whitney [Dang] LaBarge (1/100, @F1.8, ISO400)

Pete Halupka inspired.

This photo was inspired by Pete Halupka. None of you have heard of him, I know, but he takes some amazing shots of subjects that aren't alive. The photos amazing photos that they acutally hold my attention and for having subjects that neither people nor skateboarding, that's a pretty hefty task in itself.

Trainyard (@F5.6, ISO400)