This wouldn’t and doesn’t look out of place at all in Tokyo where it was shot. Using film cameras and shooting film in Japan is surprisingly common, film is still living on with both amateurs and professionals. The store where I used to buy film was the size of any ‘decent’ camera store here in...
Tag Archives: Leica M7
Jeremy & Courteney
Here’s a select few from our last wedding of the season. It was held at the Hamilton Gardens with a small shoot at Lido Cinema before hand. We haven’t been back in New Zealand for long and in that short time we’ve shot some really fun weddings, so a big thanks to all our clients...
Hayley & Ben’s Gallery Is Online Now
Presenting Hayley & Ben’s wedding at Ohariu Farm, Wellington New Zealand on the 10th of March 2010. This is the fist part of photos from earlier on in the day. I’ll be posting a lot more photos highlighting the day over the next week. If you can’t wait then you can head over to our...
Kylie & Kea | Full Engagement Session Post
We had the best time photographing this engagement. The couple were amazing, their clothing was superb, and the location was perfect except the wicked wind. If you haven’t seen the video we shot for this couple you can see it HERE. You can see the full set we shot in our client’s section HERE (about...
I Couldn’t Keep This Under Wraps Any Longer
This was too good for me to not post it early. Kylie & Kea, Wellington, New Zealand. Leica M7, Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.1 (sold), Ilford Super XP2
Yum Yum Summer Time
I have recently found I really enjoy shooting food photography, maybe it’s the colours, textures, or just the fact that I love to stuff my face every now and again!
Coca-Cola bicycle?
One random night in Tokyo we stumbled upon a Coca-Cola bicycle. Never seen one before, anyone got any ideas if it’s special or not? Leica M7, Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.1, Fuji Pro 800Z.
Introducing the Andersons
Well finally after waiting for a couple of weeks to get this wedding back I’m finally able to give you a preview! Believe it or not but the bridesmaid called me to see if I had posted anything up yet!! Haha, you know who you are… and I’m so appreciative of the feeling that she...
Zojoji Temple New Years Eve 2009
We saw the beginning of 2010 at Zojoji Temple and the releasing of over 3000 balloons into the air. Now, before any environmentalists keel over in disbelief I can tell you these balloons are made from what the Japanese call “Oblaat”. “Oblaat” is the thin clear material that surrounds medicine capsules that dissolve in water....
Holy Cafe
Eating, eating and more eating before I leave. This was shot at the ‘Holy Cafe’ in Daikanyama, Tokyo. Really nice all concrete interior which only the Japanese know how to pull off properly. Leica M7, Voigtlander Nokton 50mm f/1.1, Fuji Pro 800Z film.