Photo was taken at the Cincinnati Zoo. My son, Ezra (age 4) was super excited to see the Red Pandas at the zoo. 

Girls just wanna have fun

Life is good for both the vet tech and the client!  

It makes me so happy when she wants to help me in the kitchen. We chopped and talked and laughed and made the best sausage pasta together.

my darling 

Celebrating family moments on Barceloneta beach – my handsome son stealing the spotlight. Shot with love, Leica M6, Kodak Portra 400, and the Urth variable ND filter. #FamilyLens #FilmPhotography 📷🌊

After many years of praying and waiting, Tyler will finally be a big brother!

We are best friends.

After their hike, two strangers enjoy their break by admiring the view of the Illsee in the Swiss Alps

In the last few days, my mom has cleaned up everything and I helped her with it and always brought her everything when she left it somewhere

When you finding your grandpa’s stuff 

When I first started my journey into photography my mission was to provide images in remote places for those that don’t have the opportunity or ability to experience such places for themselves. Using medium format film, shooting on a 6x7 negative, I’m able to create images with more life and a tangible feel with the detail obtained while shooting on such a large negative. Using Kodak Gold throughout the day was a no brainer, hiking up nearly 4000ft of elevation over 12 miles on one of the most beautiful hikes in Washington deserved to be captured on such a loved film stock.

Make a barbecue with friends in the mountains always a good idea :)

Self - portrait 

Thailand // Bangkok

We were driving through the south of France and, as always, I had my camera ready to shoot. Suddenly the perfect scene appeared: a few palm trees, beautiful mountains and a small harbor. And so I captured one of my favorite summer memories this year.

Rose Andre en Shooting  marque la pelucherie au studio pompom à Lyon france

peaceful

7 years with this cutie!

I saw this couple come out of the sea with their surfboards and collapse at the water’s edge. The light was so beautiful and the scene seemed so filmic so I stole a couple of frames before finally asking them if I could take a few more. They were very engrossed in eachother which was perfect because they continued on without any self consciousness. I love the vivid colours of Ektar. It all feels quite timeless and nostalgic to me. 

Taken earlier this year when I went to Oahu to visit my sister. I got to capture this precious moment while doing a quick couple’s shoot with her and her fiancé.

It was as a quick photo I took of my daughter on one of our afternoon outings. 

These two besties share similar life stories which happened over a year ago. Lily’s (left) dad tragically passed away a few weeks before Christmas. A month later, Charlotte (right) lost her dad too, suddenly. They met on the first day of 4th grade and became besties since. This photo was taken a week before they went back to school as 5th graders.

Sisters — they are so different, so alike and so loved.

Doesn’t everybody go to the pumpkin patch dressed to impress? 

Father hood!

As a street photographer, I’m always looking to use my camera to capture interesting people living their daily lives in Japan. In this particular photo, I was traveling back home after a day of shooting in Kamakura when I noticed a woman in front of me holding her phone to take a picture in one hand and her coffee in the other. Intrigued, I quickly pulled out my camera to capture the moment. This photo is the result. 

My daughter standing in the windows looking at the leaves with her Halloween costume on 

Is that wonderful time of the year! 🎃🍩🎃

Yogi sitting on the couch with a pumpkin to keep the witches away 🎃🧙🏼

Went pumpkin shopping! 

I caught a fish 🧛🏻‍♀️🙀🎃

October is going too fast 🍂

A stroll around the big smoke with a long time friend, brought back together over a love of all things film photography. 
 

This summer I took a few walks with one of my good friends Ben, capturing the world around us and catching up. Canary Wharf is somewhere I love to explore on film, and this was the perfect day for it, with my camera loaded with Kodak Portra 800. As per my usual style, I was capturing mostly the city scape and the odd street vendor, but this view of Ben capturing his slice of the city really stood out to me and I took a snap before the moment passed. 
 

I look back on this day with fond memories as the last photowalk I did whilst living in London, and can’t wait to walk the streets of London and beyond with close friends again soon. 
 

I love doing candid pics of my friends whenever we are doing something or going somewhere. Me, my friends, Tam and Thess, and Mikita, Tams’s dog, were going on a camping trip and I and I took this pic of them waiting for our ride. We had an amazing time together.

Jumping in the bounce house, savoring pizza, taking a swing at the piñata, and finally, cupcakes galore – that's a wrap of a fantastic, yet exhausting, backyard birthday party!

Great grandmother of 97 years old meets her last great grandson.

Taken at The Seaport in NYC - looking towards the Brooklyn Bridge. Captured on 35mm TMAX400 with an OLYMPUS OM2n. 

It's Friday the 13th, and the spookiest part so far is that my mom tried to match with me. In public! 

Walking to the office after a meeting and bam: my present of the day. Her hair is actually pink and then black at the ends.

My very first double exposure. Apparently there is trick to have both background on the same frame however despite my best efforts I must have done something wrong as you can see the black line between two frames. Nevertheless I am super pleased with the results and I would say is worthy to call it a Kodak Moment.