Hi everyone! I’m posting a few pics I took earlier this summer on a gorgeous day out with my good friend Kim. I listed 2 lenses in the post title as I switched between both of them - hope this is alright! you can probably tell which shots are which, if ur good ;)

I’m basically a novice when it comes to portrait work and really just honing my craft, I’m typically more of a landscape kinda guy (and I’m not particularly good at that either) so I definitely appreciated the opportunity to practice. Feedback and constructive criticism are always welcome!

if anyone is interested in following the photographer and/or the model to see more of our work, our instas are @dreamy_dave and @kaptainkimbo_

Just got back my first roll of film after starting a month ago. So thrilled with the process of shooting film, i'm really enjoying it. Here are the few shots i liked on that roll, looking for any advice on how to improve.

I helped with a friends fantasy shoot and got a few shots myself.

I got my first Hasselblad 500CM while traveling in Nagoya, Japan in early 2025. Over the following year, I brought it along to capture countless wonderful moments.

i like to abuse the saturation bar on my lightroom ☺︎

Almost everything is Ilford delta 400 and a couple are I think XP1, the B&W film developed in C-41. All photos taken on Olympus Mju ii. And yes I know it appears there’s a tiny light leak happening. 😫 All photos raw, unedited.

I’m no pro. Just a hobbyist looking for tips to improve. All criticism welcome.

The theme of this set was “lamp posts and power lines”.

I had the pleasure of being in Quebec city for the first time ever, and it was absolutely wonderful. Here is one of my favourite photographs from that trip. I’m happy to hear any thoughts you may have.

One exspensive roll either used wrongly or rightly.

a picture of the thunderbirds taken on expired Kodak 800! thoughts? critiques? anything is helpful!