These film photographs look amazing printed out – I really love the black and white photography that my film camera creates. Can I do better with digital? Probably. But the film does have a unique vibe that I can’t describe. And I didn’t have to do any photoshop work on these photos. It just cost $20 to process the film, get prints and have the film scanned to a disk.

Salt Lake City Temple as captured on black and white film

I am going to be practicing some people photography soon with my film camera. Since it is manual focus it’ll require a little patience but I think it’ll be fun. Maybe I can have an all black and white photo shoot with a victim – I mean volunteer.

Downtown Salt Lake City

Enagement photography on Salt Lake City Trak

This photo shoot was in a new location for me – I am branching out in to other locations… and as I always tell people “half of photography is trespassing – the other half is moving furniture.”

Although I dont think we moved any furniture or did any trespassing we did get around.

Enagement photography on Salt Lake City Trak

I have always wanted to photograph on Trax and I think these photos really look good.

Matt pulls Mindy to a more private location

Enagement photos

Enagement photos on train tracks

If there are train tracks nearby I will have you walking them back and forth to get different shots. I want you people cuddling and close. Engagement sessions are a time for PDA (public display of affection).

Engagement photography near the Gateway

Old building provides cool backdrop for engagement photography

I love the old buildings – they just ad character. There is a lot of construction in this area so I am hoping they aren’t tearing them down.

Grassy fields and blue skies - perfect for photos

Mindy and Matt stroll by the Gateway

Final photo to an awesome photo shoot