Denver Colorado wedding photojournalist and fine art photographer Mark Hayes
So I’m cheating a little bit and this weeks Friday favorites comes form John and Erin’s engagement session that I posted earlier today. Here’s a few shots I captured with my 1958 Rollieflex 2.8E film camera – it’s fast becoming my favorite film camera, I love the square format and the rich detail and depth…
Some of the film is starting to get returned from the lab from Diana and Adams wedding a few weeks ago up and Estes Park and wanted to share one of my early favorites. Friends and Family: There will be a separate “They shoot film don’t they” gallery of the film images viewable with the…
Earlier this year a bunch of local photographers got together and we played with film camera’s. Mine had been packed away for most of a decade – but I brought them out, cleaned them up and found some fresh batteries for them – most seem to be working pretty well – although I might…
A few weeks back when Daliana was in to do some bridal shots in infrared – I also broke out the Holga and shot a few on some high speed B&W film. I occasionally have a love hate relationship with the Holga camera. Sometimes the light leaks and lens quirks on mine are just…
I mentioned that when I did the last “Taste of Dunafon Castle” event I had a few film cameras up there, and here’s a few picks from one of them. The camera was a Holga which is often called a “toy camera” It has almost no controls (you can barely focus it), very simple construction and…
Gorgeous shots. Love the vintage look to these pictures. You did an incredible job!
LOVE these….. beautiful shots!
by Mark Hayes
I love how romantic this one is!