New Logo Design by J.J. Fiero aka Mr. Daggomit
I am so excited to share my new logo design with you. This was created by J.J. Fiero aka Mr. Daggomit. JJ has such a miniamilist analog style, he also designed my logo for The Disc Golf Photographer.
Exposure: A Field Guide for Understanding Exposure in Camera
Exposure: A Free Field Guide for Understanding how Exposure works with a DSLR camera. This guide is perfect for you if you want to learn more about the exposure triangle: shutter speed, aperture and ISO. This will help you to get more comfortable with learning how to use manual mode on your camera.
The First Accumulated Snow of the Season at Lyman Woods
Nature is a healing place. We lost our dog a little over a month ago now, and it hit me harder today because she always loved the snow. Getting out and taking pictures of nature has been such a healing journey for me through this process. Here are just a few photos from our first accumulated snowfall of the year.
Black and White Photographs from a Sunset Session in the Prairie
We are on the tail end of the end of Fall. The air was so crisp tonight as it blew through the prairie. I found the perfect balance of contrast between the landscape and clouds, it was perfect for black and white.
These photographs were captured just a few moments apart. I like sharing series like this with you, because it shows a little bit about how I compose things. I was only out there for maybe forty-five minutes, but there was so much to compose in that short amount of time.
Kodak Color 35mm Film
Kodak Color 35mm Film is brilliant. I love the look and feel that these photographs have, with nostalgic memories of Summer. Captured with the Kodak Ultra F9.
A Late Fall Morning in Lyman Woods
Take a walk with us through Lyman Woods. This little nature sanctuary in Downers Grove, IL, is far bigger than it looks from the outside. We went on a late fall morning walk here to find our clarity, and to take some photographs.
60mm Photos from the Prairie
Nature photographs from the Prairie by Lauren Lakeberg. You can really see just how much magic a 60mm fixed lens can capture detail here: closeup and the whole scene. Nature prints are available here.
Cyanotypes: Photographs Exposed by the Sun
Original Cyanotype photographs by Lauren Lakeberg. This is a very old process in photography discovered by Sir John Herschel in 1842. The process involves combining ferric ammonium citrate and potassium ferricyanide in equal amounts and applying this emulsion to watercolor paper or an absorbent surface.
Psychedelic Blues 35MM Film
Psychedelic Blues film is hand fogged with various sources of light. Because of this, its colors can vary significantly. 35MM C41 Process.
Lomography’s Color Film
Lomography’s Color film was so much fun to capture part of our vacation in Oregon, from the Rose Garden in Portland to Silver Falls State Park. Here are 6 photographs from the roll in varying lighting from full sun to shade