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This is the last of the film I will be sharing of Ryan and Trina's sunny wedding. But something tells me this isn't the end of wedding photos all together. I may be shooting a dear friends wedding this November! Fingers crossed.

{Canon ae1. Kodak Portra ISO 400}

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Ryan and Trina's wedding was so much fun to shoot. I think my face muscles are still sore from all of the smiling. I feel very thankful to have been apart of their beautiful day.

{Canon ae1/Yashica A. Kodak Portra iso 400}

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Hi. My name is Colie. I am a huge slacker at posting this week. Please forgive me - my life exploded.

Updates soon.

{Yashica A. Medium format. Kodak Portra iso 400 NC}

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I've always been a fan of Walt Whitman and I've seen a few other ad's from Levi's using voice recordings of his poems, this one may be my favorite yet. There is something distinctly profound about looking back to our past for direction and inspiration - even if it's by way of an ad campaign.

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To preface this post, let me just say this is only 1 tiny portion of the film piles I have from Ryan and Trina's beautiful wedding, shot with Jon Duenas. I wanted to post this roll because it was the first time I have actually used Fuji Neopan high speed film. I was so happy with the results, especially considering I had no flash and was shooting in the darkest room ever. I can't wait to post more as I sort through it all.



{Canon ae1. 35mm film. Fuji Neopan ISO 1600 pushed to 3200}