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one of the photos i love from my latest shoot with my friend Lauren's daughter

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Digital Enlarger printing

(left: enlarger/right: inkjet)

the one major difference that I can see between the enlarger and inkjet is the detail, especially in the shadows.

another difference i can see is the inkjet has more of a blue cast.

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(Digital) Pinhole Camera

Today I experimented by making a digital pinhole camera.

So i found out there is a very good reason why they call it a PINhole camera, and not a PENhole camera.

During my first attempt, i used a pen to poke a hole into the card stock that I used.... it was so blurry, you couldn't tell what anything was. 

So i decided to actually use a PIN the second time around, and it worked waaaaay better.

Note: I was too scared to use my main camera (Nikon D7100) so I opted to use my crapiest/cheapest dslr (Canon 300D)

My first few photos with the PENhole:

the third one had a pretty cool effect, but you cant really tell what i was taking a photo of.

Changing over to the PINhole:

judging by my results, this old camera needs a sensor cleaning... badly. but i like the effect it gives. they look kind of polaroid-ish (with Stevie Wonder behind the camera).

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Pop Art - portraits

Ok, so I didn't really want to take a bunch of photos of soup cans. So i opted for something more of my style - colouring outside the lines.

Andy Warhol is also known for his paintings of famous icons. I wanted to emulate this style using photoshop. 

Portrait of Marilyn Monroe by Andy Warhol 1967

Portrait of Elizabeth Taylor by Andy Warhol

I created these images below:

My original is my favourite though: