Portraits of the church

I recently moved. And there is a church right across the street from my place.
It is a very interesting place, there is always something going on around it.

So I did a small series of the church's "portraits". And I will definitely continue to photograph it in the future.

Portraits in reflection

Moving on!
I did a small series of street portraits in reflections.
I used Kodak tri-x film for that. 

Karen Novak's portraits

Then, jumping to my next project: portraits of our dean Karen Novak.
But I had to show her as if she is a director of fox channel.
   The first image is supposed to be a cover for a magazine

Catching on!

I ve been very busy in the beginning of this year, so I didnt have chance to post any of my new works.
But now I have some time to catch on.
So my year started with my self-portraits:

I also started experimenting with video. So this is my first video project, that goes along with my self portraits:

Jeans Fashion Story

Today I did a fashion story shoot. I shot in on the parking lot in front of my apartment. When I started, I didnt have any particular story in mind, but the location is always so inspiring for me, so the pictures came out themselves. Here what I ve got:

Continue experimenting with cross process

Cross process is very interesting and exciting photographic style. It is very special, because you have absolutely no control on the final results. 
Usually when you do a cross process on your color negatives, you have to push the film about 4 or 5 stops. I figured that I have to push film 4 stops when I do day light exposure or flash. When I do an open shutter long exposure night images 4 stops is not enough. Next time I ll push the film 5 stops for this type of images.
You can see some of my last images here: