Amidst the serene setting of Cam Ly Church in Da Lat, an ethnic minority boy stands out with his simple, rustic beauty. His presence captures the essence of the highland spirit, blending tradition and nature in this unique location. The church, known for its blend of indigenous and colonial architecture, serves as the perfect backdrop to showcase the boy's innocence and cultural heritage. This image is a true reflection of Da Lat's rich history and the timeless charm of its people.
The photo was taken using Kodak Vision 3 500T film

falling for fall 🍂 enjoying fall in San Diego 🫶🏻

Mykonos, Greece. Canon F-1 // Kodak Gold 200

This is our new kitten, Debbie. At the time of this photo we had her for about a week, it was taken on a kodak easyshare (unsure of the model number, all I know is that the camera came out in 2007)

My dog, Kodak at home on a sunny afternoon. 

Hanging out on a sunny day along the river 

My friends and I were hanging out at the Old Wethersfield Porch Fest enjoying a few bottles of wine outside of Vino Crudo (beautiful natural wine shop) when these too walked up. They sat and asked about my camera and what we were doing. My M6 goes everywhere with me I told them and we went along in conversation. When the time was right I grabbed a few candids of them to remember my experience together. Most of my photography I’d capturing wherever life takes me. This truly was a lovely moment.  

This photo was taken at Le Jardin Exotique which is a beautiful garden located at the very top of the hill in the Èze village, and it overlooks the stunning Riviera coastline. Shot on Kodak Ultramax 400 :)

I titled this photo of my husband in Tintagel as home, not only because he is my home, but this place holds a special place in our hearts, having got engaged in Tintagel, fallen in love whilst falling in love with its history, and its name weaves through our youngest child’s and my business, it all just feels like home ♥️

My brother, Evan, took an extremely admirable risk and adventure into the uncomfortable yet ambitious endeavor of quitting his job and moving out of our hometown for a dream pursuit of being an entrepreneur. I visited the city of Boulder, CO which he now resides to visit him and we hiked Rocky Mountain National Park. This picture was taken of him on our last trail. This was the first time I saw him in the 5 months since he left, and this photo represents brotherly reunion and unsupervised comrodary. The photo is title “Black Bear on the rocks” after his new business, Black Bear Window Cleaning.

As a child, I was playful, full of energy, and quite mischievous. 

She somehow brings back memories of my childhood.

This photo captures a moment from when I was looking after my friend's cats while they were off traveling. One of the cats sat calmly, observing the world with a look of curiosity, while the other found itself mesmerized by its own reflection in a mirror. The scene turned into an adorable moment of confusion and wonder, perfectly encapsulating the playful and curious nature of cats. The quiet atmosphere of the room, paired with their amusing expressions, made this simple moment something worth remembering.

As a traveling photographer, there's almost no moment more special to me then when the whole family comes together. #Portra800

This favorite photo of me posing with a vintage car during a spontaneous trip to Miami perfectly captures a moment of happiness, adventure, and living in the moment. 

Shot on Gold120 with a Fujifilm GA645 camera.

Evening in brest with a beautiful and wonderful girl

Captured on the Pentax 67 with Ektachrome 100 film stock. My friends just had a baby, and I wanted to gift them some film photos of their firstborn.

A couple taking in the sunset from the Land’s End cliffs in San Francisco. 

Just having a little fun with our son while peach picking.

It was a picnic for our dog community, the good boy was very excited and wanted picked up.

Kristina on the bridge for wedding photo shoots. Behind the scenes is her wife Dasha!

Merle in the Gorge on Kodak Portra 400

From my last  trip to my beloved London 

A casual beach day with two beautiful friends at Beta Beach in Cape Town, with Lions Head in the background. Love the look of film and it’s fun to keep me creative.

The sunlight poured into the room like liquid gold, making everything glow. I lay there, soaking up the last warmth of summer. It was August 31st, and Prague still held on to the season despite September knocking at the door. I wasn't in a hurry to welcome the next month. The film roll, almost forgotten since the vacation, had one more story to tell.

First-world problems, I thought. The world outside was still sweltering, with a heatwave that didn't want to leave. But here, lying on the cool floor, I was in between seasons, feeling nostalgic and indifferent at the same time. The only sound breaking the silence was the gentle hum of the fan, a soothing melody that accompanied my lazy goodbye to the fading freedom of the sun-soaked days.