I haven’t been shooting that much film lately and I finally dropped a few rolls off to get developed yesterday. It’s kind of fun when the photos on the rolls are taken in so many different places. I think I had photos from like four different trips on there. The photos I posted below are from Seattle, New York, Portland, and Vancouver… and I have a few more that I’m going to post on the MacNeil site from our Toronto/Montreal/Ottawa trip.
My sisters last weekend when Andrew and I were in Seattle. We took them to the skatepark/real park, out for pizza, and finished with some ice cream. Can’t beat a day like that!
Andrew in Seattle
Apartments in New York.
My brother in our hotel room in New York wearing a hat my mom made him buy… He actually wore it out all night and I’m pretty sure he wore it on the plane on the way home as well… I wonder where it is now??
Hamilton had a huge beard before our trip to New York. My mom was throwing a family party for Michaela and I and wanted Hamilton to shave the beard. He didn’t really want to shave it, but being the nice son he is, he was going to do it for our mom. The night before we flew out, his friends talked him into shaving in a handlebar mustache, soul patch, and huge sideburns just to freak our mom out… I don’t know what happened because the plan backfired and our mom actually liked it… I’m pretty sure she’s crazy, cus I thought he looked ridiculous!! He ended up rocking it on the flight out and even kept it for a few days, but shaved it before the party. Once we got back from NY, I didn’t see him for a few weeks, but by the time I did, he had grown the full beard back in…
Some shots from Nemo in Portland.
If you ever wonder what a photographer carries in his bag, this is a good example. This is the contents of David Lang’s camera bag strewn out on a table back stage at the Commodore in Vancouver before a Jokers Of The Scene/Deadmou5 show a few months back.
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