Per Frame: comparing film prices by the exposure
I got tired of comparing film prices across browser tabs, so I built a site that ranks them by cost per frame.
a place for photographs and text by Andrew Bridges
I got tired of comparing film prices across browser tabs, so I built a site that ranks them by cost per frame.
I'm honored to have had my lacrosse photography featured in several publications, including the Inside Lacrosse, USA Lacrosse, and the Vail Daily newspaper.
I got a guaranteed return of 10.66% by paying down my low-interest mortgage to eliminate PMI.
I lost the Photo Game nearly six months ago. Fortunately, I haven't let losing the Photo Game stop me from making photographs.
I almost failed this week. On Friday, I had only shot a handful of pictures on a 36-frame roll of 35mm film, and I was thinking about quitting the Photo Game.
The photo game took us to Berthoud, CO for their annual Oktoberfest last weekend.
We planted some of these grasses in our yard this summer. They're doing okay but not thriving–at least not yet.
This week, I visited a high school to watch a gymnastics meet. Before I went, I expected to see feral teenagers, acting like animals. I imagined it would be like the scene from Mean Girls, with lots of growling, screeching, and snorting.
Last weekend, my dad and I rode our motorcycles to Black Hawk, Colorado.
My wife and I have been planning a trip to the zoo for weeks. We were excited to take our daughter, who's been diligently practicing her animal sounds daily.
This week, I'm submitting a photograph of my first digital camera, an old, inexpensive DSLR. It's a Canon EOS Rebel T5 with an 18-55mm kit lens.
I wanted to include a picture of a tree trunk as soon as I read this week's prompt. It's the perfect subject for a contrasty black and white photo.
I went to a friend's wedding. It was a western-themed event with burros, llamas, a horse-drawn carriage, and an old-timey prospector.
I love the routine of seeing something, doubling back, and checking it out. It's spontaneous.
We ventured over to the Rueter-Hess Incline to make some photos and get some exercise.