Gloucester. Fall. Film.

A few weeks ago I had the wonderful opportunity to go visit my dear friends Josh and Amanda Cannon. They live in a quaint little town called Gloucester, about 45 minutes north of Boston.

Gloucester is definitely up there on my list of favorite places in the world. This fishing town is older than most towns I've visited and with that it brings a lot of history and personality. A lot of movies are filmed around these parts (Perfect Storm and The Proposal just to name a couple of my favorites).

I decided to only take film with me this trip. I've been up to visit so many times that I have taken thousands of digital images so I knew that it would be good for me to learn more about my new film cameras if I didn't have the option to shoot digital.

I ended up only taking a couple of rolls... one 35mm and one 120 on my new Mamiya 645.

Here are a few of my favorites:

how fun is this.

yep. that's an iPhone case. so fun!

hmmmm Camping.

Next time I go camping I want this. Unrealistic? nahhh

Wedding Film

As you know I have embarked on a new adventure. Film. I shot a few rolls at a wedding a couple of weekends ago

Today I found this awesome site. Thoughtful, unique and perfect for Christmas gifts!

Paper Boat Press

Hungry?

I want this for dinner. Hello





http://www.realsimple.com/food-recipes/browse-all-recipes/crispy-fish-tomato-leek-saute-00000000012409/index.html

Magan and Michael

This past weekend I spent some time with an awesome couple, Michael and Magan van Tonder on their big day! Here are a few images from their wedding. Can't wait to get more film back on this one.