Radeo. LA. 2013. Polaroid 964.

(Styled by: Julie)

Julie. LA. 2013. Leica M6 007.

Britt Warner. LA. 2013. Polaroid 1018.

(Styled by: Julie)

Miss Kacie Marie. LA. 2013. Eos-3 934.

(Styled by: Julie)

A behind the scenes peak of this weekends shoot with Britt Warner shot by Julie. #BTS

(via: derekwoods)

Hey friend. Hope you remember. Started a tumblr a few days ago. Glad I can find your art here also. Hope you have a wonderful day

Welcome to tumblr!! Glad to see you’re here I think you’ll love it.

Radeo. LA. 2013. Leica M6 006.

(Styled by: Julie)

what camera are you using to expose the 35mm sprockets? modded holga? or another lomo?

Its a Lomography Sprocket Rocket camera. They are run plastic camera. Sadly they dont last very long, the focus starts soften over time.

If you’re looking to get into the Sprocket Rocket game youd need a Sprocket Rocket and a digitaLiza and a negative capable flat bed scanner to scan. Its a great camera.

Hope that helps.

The stunning Britt Warner reigning high over down town LA.

Britt Warner. LA. 2013. Leica M6 005.

(Styled by: Julie)

just noticed in the behind the scenes shot you posted up that you were shooting with a constant light source, is this how you usually shoot or do you use flashes aswell?

I generally prefer constant light. 1 because I use so many different cameras that strobes really arent a viable option. 2 I also hugely prefer to see the light. Strobes have never worked well in my mind, though I would like to understand them better. 3 I also prefer constant lighting from my experience in filmmaking.