Excelsus Photography

This summer I got inspired to go someplace I haven't been before and shoot. I saw some geyser shots on Flickr and I thought "maybe I could do some long exposures of geysers?" Of course, that suggests Yellowstone. My friend Mark also suggested that I hit Mormon's Row in the Grand Tetons, a park that is nearly adjacent to the South of Yellowstone. In the end, I didn't take any long exposures of geysers going off, but I did find a lot more to shoot. One thing about going to Yellowstone and shooting photos: be prepared to change your plans. read more...

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The photos here were taken with film cameras and either the slide or negative was scanned digitally. Most of the work here is done on a medium-format camera (Rolleiflex Automat) that allows for high quality prints of up to 36"x36". All images were carefully inspected to print well at the sizes that are offered for sale. Prints are done in matte finish on archival paper that is resistant to fade for over 100 years (if not in direct sunlight or strong florescent light).