St. Augustine (Black & White) Part 2

St. Augustine (Black & White) Part 1

Spring Photos

Random Blackbird, Fly Photos

More Star Wars Blackbird, Fly Goodness

Star Wars Weekend (Blackbird, Fly)

I received the 7 rolls of film I sent off for cross processing during the week. I have been working on getting all of the negatives scanned (almost finished tonight). So, I have been switching around between Ohio, Anna Maria Island, and Star Wars photos to appease my short attention span. I am not completely sure on how much I like the cross processing. I do like the color shift, but is it worth the extra money? I do have to say I think it fits with the Star Wars characters.







U.N.K.L.E. - Guns Blazing (Drums of Death Pt. 1)

The visuals were done by Shynola, one of my favorite design groups.

Winter Park Farmer's Market (Part 2)

This is what's on my mind currently. This video is quite beautiful.

Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull - May 1st and 2nd, 2010 from Sean Stiegemeier on Vimeo.

Winter Park Farmer's Market

After I finally figured out how to get my Blackbird, Fly photos to scan properly, I was excited to load it with some slide film and see what would result. So, I got a roll of Velvia 100 and a roll of Velvia 50 (which I am going to get cross processed). brought the camera to Blizzard Beach yesterday, thinking the water would look really nice when shot on slide film. I was too busy having fun on the water slides to get more than a few shots (pretty much of the entrance). Here are some shots from the Velvia 100.

It's a bit strange that I have so many shots of plants and lakes and stuff lately. Nature just happens to be a great source of saturated color.

Swan Lake (Photos)

Some BBF photos from a while ago. This past weekend was quite fun. Saturday night I told the roller derby girls I'd DJ at Little Fish, Huge Pond. I was quite excited/nervous because I've never DJed in my life. Well, maybe that isn't true. I DJed in the fifth grade at Enterprise Village. Everyone had to apply for a job, and I was hired as a DJ for the radio station. Lately, I have been up for some challenges. Yesterday I had an amazing brunch, followed by a walk around Winter Park. I got to shoot some film and just enjoy being outside.

Blackbird, Fly Photos

Finally!!!!! After screwing around with these negatives and being sorely disappointed. I was really excited about playing around with the BBF, but after scanning the first two rolls of film I didn't want to be bothered with it. I spent over $15 on two rolls of 35mm the other day. I was going to just load it up in good old Holga. I decided to do some snooping on the web. I found a tutorial about using my scanner to scan film with sprocket holes. The scanner will detect the darkness of the sprocket holes and figure that in when it color corrects. Because the holes are completely black, it doesn't calibrate ir for the darkest part of the actual image. Anyway, now that i have bored everyone, I will just post the link to the site for anyone that may have the same problem. Thanks to artpunk for posting this video because it was driving me mad.