Evan in his Army Service Uniform. Simple portraits for future generations to look back on. All photos were taken with the Graflex Super D on HP5+ 400asa film pushed to 1600. :::DOUG:::
Shot with my good friend Shandi Wallace in Washington D.C. Since I was only 2nd shooting I decided to just post some of the highlights I got from the day. Leica M9 with Voigtlander 35mm and 20mm and Nikon D3 with 85 1.8G. :::DOUG:::
Diners, bars, a walk in the park….Kendra and Dan started out the wedding season for us the right way! We really enjoyed this shoot because Kendra and Dan are so laid back and easy to hang out with. We met up in our old stomping grounds- Columbus’s Short North,...
After leaving Nepal, we headed to Doug’s cousin’s house in Chiang Mai, Thailand for a couple months. Since we were living there as “residents” it was a completely different and unique experience. This was the time we acted the most and least like tourists… Since...
While in Thailand we were planning on visiting the Mae Tao Clinic, a medical clinic serving displaced Burmese refugees in Western Thailand. Scheduling issues and needing to have a surgery of my own prevented us from making a trip to Mae Sot, where the clinic...
Going to Thailand for a month is easy, you walk off the plane, fill out your tourist visa and head to the beach… Going to Thailand for longer means you’re going to have to do a border run to get your passport and visa updated… The border run of choice:...
This blog post is brought to you by Jackie … and ONLY Jackie! First of all, let me explain the parentheses- Myanmar/Burma is like the modern Istanbul/ Constantinople … it has two names, and that’s confusing! The first time I ever heard Burma called Myanmar was...
Kathmandu Valley is a plethora of cultural and religious gems collected from all corners of Asia. If you’re looking for a place where you can learn the basics of Buddhism and Hinduism, this is the place to be. It’s an amazing combination of the present and the past,...
So, for most of you who know us, or have worked with us before, you know Doug and I have a lot of banter in our daily lives… Inevitably this transfers to our blog posts too. We’re constantly “correcting” each other… actually, we would probably do really...
While most of Kathmandu, especially the Himalaya, is westernizing rapidly, there are still some amazing treks that give some insight to “traditional Nepali culture.” The Everest Base Camp Trek is arguably the most popular trek in the world. Typically the EBC trek...
