Oldies

             I have begun quite the ambitious task- scanning all of my negatives.  ALL OF THEM.  Years and years of negatives.  This way, when I'm finished, I'll have a digital archive of all my work on film.  It has developed (haha, I know) into a big undertaking, but it's such an enjoyable experience, I don't mind at all.

             Scanning negatives, especially older ones, is like being reunited with something you love and haven't seen in a while.  It's a trip back in time and to special places.  In 2006, when I was a junior at SCAD, I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to participate in the SCAD study abroad program in Lacoste, France.  Because I was using so much film while I was there, and because I had so much work to do once I got back to school in the fall, there are several hundred negatives that I have never done anything with.  So, I have a tiny goal within a goal- I'm working on editing images and sequencing them for a book chronicling my travels in France.  I think it will serve as a great way to remember such an amazing experience.  Here are a few (sort of) edited images that I scanned recently.  They need a bit more dust removal, but they are still lovely little memories.

Le Louvre

Paris, France

Notre Dame

Paris, France

Café au lait

Isle sur la Sorgue, France

Near Montmartre

Paris, France

Bonnieux, France

Bonnieux, France