people – Brass Ivy Designs https://brassivydesigns.com Thu, 12 Jan 2017 23:37:24 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.8 https://brassivydesigns.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/cropped-14889741_10207469295158563_8702686132770655684_o-32x32.jpg people – Brass Ivy Designs https://brassivydesigns.com 32 32 A Day at an Oregon Beach https://brassivydesigns.com/a-day-at-an-oregon-beach/ Sun, 03 Jan 2016 19:37:04 +0000 http://brassivydesigns.com/?p=468 Continue reading A Day at an Oregon Beach]]> It had been years since I had been camping when my sister and I decided to trek out to the beaches of Oregon last September. It was overcast the whole weekend but we got lucky and missed the rain. It was really nice to get to spend time with her away from our crazy lives and out in nature. On the second day out there, her gothy outfit made for some really dramatic photographs. I can’t wait to do more stuff like this again once the weather warms up a little.

]]> A long time ago… https://brassivydesigns.com/a-long-time-ago/ Sat, 27 Jun 2015 05:43:15 +0000 http://brassivydesigns.com/?p=326 Continue reading A long time ago…]]> …in a galaxy far, far away, I used to shoot in film. Fancy fuji color film and sometimes even black and white film. But that shit was expensive as hell to develop and I was a broke 19 year old living in the Flatlands, Brooklyn. Looking back on these film photos its interesting to see all of my experimentation. At that time I read sooo many art magazines, looked at Ansel Adams photo books and poured through National Geographic trying to figure out how to take amazing photos like the ones I admired. Most of these photos are from the time period in my life right after high school when I was still living in Tennessee and then shortly thereafter when I moved to New York. There’s something very special about film photos. The same subject shot on digital may not have the some effect on you as it would shot in film. Maybe one day I’ll dust off that old film camera and see what sort of images I can produce eight years and thousands of photographs later….

All photos are completely unedited, only scanned from the prints.

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