twenty years. no. 2

I have been in the midst of archiving my work shot with my 8x10 Deardorf,  a monstrosity and a relic by today's standards. These photographs are very dear to me. They represent the time line of my adult life. If there is anything that hits home most about these photographs to me, it is, to always shoot what is right in front of you. It could not be simpler.

a few more from over the years.

 

Comments

[nikole]

this post makes me loose my breath a little, andrea. so beautiful.

[andrea]

thanks nikole! there is nothing quite so beautiful as film! x

[alice]

Ditto Nikole. I am ogling the second to last one especially. Beyond words stunning.

[Valery Rizzo]

Beautiful

[T.]

beautiful...

[andrea gentl]

thanks ladies! i must keep shooting before kodak goes bankrupt! : ( xx

[Jodie Steen]

I LOVE these images! The whole team at Luster are huge fans of your work!

[Lindsey]

I haven't seen any photography that has made me "sigh" quite like this post...in a while. I could swim in these and get lost forgetting to come up for air. Thank you for sharing. My babies are going to have to put up with me taking pics today. Thanks for the inspiration.

[joelle]

My Goodness Andrea, Your blog is gorgeous! Not a surprise, but really, it's breathtaking! I hope all is well with you. Happy New Year. Love, Joelle

[Lindsey]

Ordered some 120 Kodak today for my ol pentacon. Also posted about you on my blog.

[Teri Lyn Fisher]

These are unbelievable.

[Brooke]

Those last two are beyond amazing.. I love them. So glad you are sharing..

[Liren]

Breathtaking, really. I am really moved by the intensity of the last photo in particular. She just stares into your soul!

[Mariella]

these pictures are incredibly beautiful, and the black and white really enhances the beauty

[Caroline]

Wow. If I never wanted an 8x10 Deardorff before (which I did) I def do now! Wow.