Luke Tanner

Here's a little composition of a session Luke Tanner and I shot together. The end result is a fakie varial flip over the barrier but the rest is the story of what it took to get it. From getting there to him hurting himself to dealing with a lot of distraction. The lighting was simple but the timing was hard. Hope you enjoy.

linhoff

Got my hands on a 4x5 for the first time in a while and man was i pumped to shoot with it. Its not the easiest and for this shot id have liked to get up a bit higher but im still stoked on it. enjoy.

polaroid

Found some old polaroids I shot as tests. If any of you know where i could find some more at a resonable price (4x5 polaroids) please let me know.

Toy camera = fun

Here are some images I shot with my holga and some 35mm film. The great thing about the holga is that there is no real thinking involved (well not a lot). Also if any of you get the chance to shoot 35 on a medium format camera, its really fun because it exposes the whole film including the edges. I love it and hope you all do too!

ambient noise

just developed an old roll of 220 and found some snap shots i took around the hood. Here's two shots of just landscapy things. Also ill throw in a couple portrait shots that i found in the same roll.

Hope you enjoy...........j

josh ross posed for a portrait for my portfolio (thanks josh)
Luke tanner riding home on his bike
main and broadway sign
moon and cloud (but what does it mean? :p)

The next generation?

Im not one to usually post work other than my own but this one caught my eye as a definite wake up call. How can anyone believe that this is a good idea? I am speachless but my good friend scotty is not so i'll let you read his words cause they are better than mine. I hope you can read between the lines on this one cause its filled with scathing sarcasm.

http://push.ca/blogs/scottysk/archive/2010/06/15/become-a-skate-photographer-for-only-415.aspx

oldies but goodies

Its been a minute since I posted but there's been a bunch of work and hopefully lots more shooting on the horizon. Here are two images that i shot around a year ago that never really got to see the light of day (other than the inside of my file folder). This is derek epp (watch out sask) and hippie rob showing me around a bit of surrey's sights. I had a good time shooting with these guys and hope to show more from at least rob in the near future. MTC....

Derek, come home so we can shoot again :(