Why is film so different then digital? Why do I swoon over it so much?? I can honestly say I love the anticipation of not knowing what’s really in the camera. And I hate waiting for anything! The excitement, even the smell of a lab makes me gitty. I think I’ve spent to many hours in a darkroom. Film captures light in such a different way then digital pixels do. It almost feels there’s a rose colored glass over everything. Everything’s so soft and radiant.
I can see the difference almost instantly, but can the average person? Maybe, maybe not. I’d love to hear your thoughts. Is it just the nostalgia of film?
Thought I’d add in the photo of my Hubs and I. He cleans up pretty good!
These next few are at the Walker Art Musuem. And it really was this yellow and incredible views of Minneapolis.
While picking up my rental car the attended ask where I was headed. I said Alex. She says ‘ohhh well you’re going to need a bigger vehicle. There was some flooding up there yesterday. Let’s upgrade you.’ Awesome! I spent the weekend driving around in a 2010 Jeep Cherokee. I love Minnesota nice. Turns out I didn’t really need a bigger vehicle. It had rained hard, but nothing to warrant a jeep. But hey I’ll take an upgrade anytime!
. Erin is a good friend from college that I actually hadn’t seen since Cody and I were married almost 4 years ago! Crazy how time fly’s and how much things change. I was so excited to hear Erin was getting married to Mike. They are so perfect together. He’s so sweet with Erin and just let’s her exuberant personality shine. Thank you so much for having shoot your wedding darling! The day of the wedding started out beautiful, but almost like Colorado it started to cloud over by 2pm. It rained for an hour just before the wedding. But miraculously it cleared off with just enough time for the wedding to kick off on time! And by 6pm it was an absolutely gorgeous evening. 
