A Day in Wales
A Day in Wales - Getting back my mountain bike good vibes - #believeinfilm
Kodak Tri-X 400 push processed to 1600
Severn Bridge crossing into Wales
Car park bike prep
First climb out of the Afan Forest centre on the W2 Trail
Still climbing – You have to earn the downs.
Windy Point, part of the Pen y Cymoedd Wind…
My new photography zine ‘Bristol Fixed’ documenting the fixed gear bike scene in Bristol, Uk is now available for purchase at just £3 plus P+P.
Shot entirely on 35mm Kodak Tri-X 400 push processed to 1600.
Limited to 100 copies in the first print run and over half have sold in the first 24 hours so get in quick if you fancy a copy!
Store link: http://smcphotography.bigcartel.com/
Some of Bryan Schutmaats stuff is unbelievable! His website is definitely worth a couple of hours of your time.
Nothing better than to start the day with testing our chemical photobooth! Come in today to get your portrait taken $3 😍 #nofilter (at A&A Studios Inc)
Fixie Riders
For my current university project I am documenting the fixed gear bike scene in Bristol. I’ve been attending social rides, movie viewings and arranging shoots with riders. Below is a sneak peak at one of the shoot contact sheets and the…
Portrait
As part of a University project I was tasked with talking to a local business owner about their…
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Christmas 2012 on Film
Christmas 2012 on Film #believeinfilm #photography #Christmas
In this earlier post I push processed some Tri-X 400 to 800 and loved the results. After some research and discussion with Shawn Hoke, a film photographer based in New York that I know via Twitter, I wanted to try pushing the same 400 film to 1600. So…
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Goodbye Instagram
So with the well publicised change in the terms and conditions on Instagram (See here for details) and the rather dramatic ‘u-turn’ by them that didn’t actually seem to change very much I have lost faith in the Instagram platform and will be…
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