Jeff Hall Photo

Aaron on Acros100

Jeff — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:36:24 +0000

Here’s a shot of Aaron shooting for a top secret project we’re collaborating on. Details are coming…

Nerd Notes: Shot with a Mamiya RZ67 on Fuji Neopan Acros 100.

My First Attempt at Shooting + Processing 4×5’s

Jeff — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 17:07:12 +0000

I recently (last night) started processing my own B+W film, and I am already hooked. So far I have processed 1 roll of 35mm and 4 sheets of 4×5. If I didn’t already love film enough, this takes my passion to a whole new level. These images were shot sometime in the Fall and have been patiently waiting in a tiny box to be processed. I couldn’t be happier with how my first attempt at shooting and processing 4×5’s turned out. PLEASE NOTE: The photo of me was not shot by me (I can’t remember if Aaron or Chris shot it…)

Lomo & The Giant Peach

Jeff — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:19:54 +0000

I LOVE the way my Lomo captures color. This was shot on an expired roll of Fuji 400 purchased in bulk (post expiration) from COSTCO. Enjoy.

Jessica & Jay

Jeff — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 02:12:14 +0000

January 9th was cold. No, seriously, we are talking wind chills in the low teens cold. Jessica and Jay, however, weren’t worried about it in the least bit. I asked them if we could do some shots in front of the BEAUTIFUL front doors of the church, and they both said “let’s do it!” Again this confirms that I work with some of the coolest people you’ll ever know. The wedding was lovely, and the reception was the kind of party a couple like Jessica and Jay deserved. They decided to have an outdoor reception (yes outdoors) at the Wyche Pavilion, but never fear there was a tent inside and the heat was more than enough to keep everyone toasty. It was a true pleasure to document their amazing day, and hopefully these images will provide a glimpse of the awesomeness.

Huge thanks to Christine LeGrand for second shooting. Check out here perspective here.

Frankie’s Homecoming

Jeff — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 18:04:13 +0000

Dave and Kim Rhodes began the process of adopting Frankie from Haiti in July 2008 with the hopes of being able to bring him home sometime in the Fall 2010. As everyone knows Haiti was devastated by recent earthquakes. This created a need to expedite as many adoptions as possible in order to create room for those orphaned by the earthquake, so Dave and Kim traveled to Haiti last week in hopes of being able to bring Frankie home early. This past Saturday, I had the privilege of witnessing and documenting Frankie’s homecoming. It was an emotional experience to say the least. I did my best to capture these beautiful moments while fighting back the tears welling up in my eyes. It was such an amazing experience. Here are some photos from the homecoming. You can go here to see the story which aired on ABC World News Sunday Night. Also be sure to check out the entire journey on the Rhodes’ blog.

Welcome home Frankie!