Filmed using my Minolta Super8 camera, using Kodak 50D film, scans by Film Photography Project.
This is footage from our trip to Chicago for our 16th wedding anniversary- architectural tourism abounding!
And below we have a boat day on Lake Allatoona in summer 2026
This footage is all from one roll of film, approx 3 minutes in length (cut into two short films).
Can’t wait to another roll of 50D into this camera! Keep making things, friends.
35mm photo by me, September 2025
[Minolta XG-1, Ilford film]
Sometime last year, Scott and I picked up an expired roll of Neopan 1600 from a photography shop in Pensacola, FL. It’s been rattling around in the bottom of my film drawer for a minute now. I tended to skip over it, since I don’t do a lot of night-time or low-light photography.
When we went to Nashville, TN for a few days in September 2025, the Neopan seemed like a perfect match for Broad Street’s neon lights. One evening while Scott attended a work-related event, I popped the film in my camera and set off alone down Broad Street.
Every Labor Day weekend, Atlanta is overrun. The invasion includes superheroes, fairies, stormtroopers, a periodic table, marching bands, an entire SWAT team of ghostbusters— not to mention the more obscure characters, such as Gand-Alf (a mashup of Gandalf and the puppet Alf).
For those of you who don’t know, DragonCon in Atlanta is a whole thing.
I’m not quite nerdy enough to attend such a Convention, but that doesn’t stop me from enjoying the parade.
This year I brought along my trusty Minolta XG-1 and a roll of 35mm b/w film.
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