Shot on a Rolleiflex.
Our First Frame
My father is a carpenter, and as a kid I got a taste of this every Saturday as I would go to work with him to “help” build houses. As I grew older, I became more interested in computers and art. I graduated with a degree in graphic design and began working for A Bryan Photo doing color work, album, web, and print design.
When we began doing printing in the fall of 2010, I reconnected with working with my hands. I fell in love with the physical and wanted to devote more and more of my time to fine art presentation. It is interesting to think that I have taken much different journey than my father, only to gravitate back toward the same interests.
A few weeks ago, my parents came down, and I explored with my dad in my woodshop on building custom picture frames for A Bryan Photo’s Fine Art Prints. While this is still a work in progress, we are proud of our first frame and the direction we are heading in to deliver quality heirloom products for people to enjoy for decades.
All images shot by Bryan on a Rolleiflex.
Photo of the Week, Cary
On camera flashed Rollei photo of Cary Norton. I hope to be playing around with this idea more in the future.
The Modern Dancers
I’ve had the privilege of dancing in a modern dance company, Sanspointe, since 2003. This year I was honored when they asked me to perform in a piece with my daughter, Finley. Bryan came to the dress rehearsal and shot a few rolls. Finley and I had such a great time performing together. She’s a natural and I hope to dance with her for years to come.
All images shot on a Rolleiflex.
Upon our arrival home after the first performance, the boys had bought us flowers and made us signs!
Photo of the Week, Finley Turns Two
Shot on a Rolleiflex.
