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iPhone Thursday

Nikita Gross September 2, 2010

Sunsets

Yellow, orange, purple and red, each is glorious and unique.

The iPhone captures them beautifully.

I processed all of these using the CrossProcess App for the iPhone.

In iPhone Diary Tags Cincinnati, cincinnati photographer, cross processing app, iPhone Diary, iphonography, Nikita Gross Photography, sunsets
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I am going to have a darkroom soon. I might disappear forever. #35mm#silvergelatinprint
One from my #holga camera. More often than not, this little $20 camera produces some of my favorite images. #film#cincinnatiwedding#weddingsonfilm#toycamera#weddingphotography#120film#alternativewedding#experimentalphotography
More of @tattoos_by_em from her maternity session in the woods. I soaked this @lomography #lomopurple film in lemon juice and let it dry for months before I shot it. I then home developed it and had it scanned at @doddcamera You can see mold growing on some of the images, so wild. Always an experiment in alchemy.✨#heylomography#experimentalphotography#alternativephotography#filmsoup
@chelsee.joel gifted me this gorgeous #polaroid film, then let me photograph her on it. ❤️ She has an amazing business called @conscious.seed It was awesome seeing her behind the scenes. Thank you for everything Chelsee.
Finishing the edits on this sweet wedding. This is one of my favorites from my special stash of round frame Polaroid film. #polaroid#weddingsonfilm#cincinnatiwedding
I found my people! After delivering over 700 photos to Sammi and Quinn, they chose the wild ones as their favorites. Yes! Thanks for the freedom to get crazy @deadbeatdadddy and @suttree 💥This is expired slide film soaked in wine. 💥 #35mm#filmsoup
Wedding witness ❤️ #hustlincoxthebigday Happy anniversary Sara and Jeremy
Miranda was the first person I trusted to care for my son, and I was the person she trusted to photograph the birth of her daughter. I will be sharing her story soon. Words have been so hard for me lately, so much that I have allowed myself to shut down when it comes to sharing. I do this to myself far too much. The more meaningful the story, the harder it is for me to share. But why? I have decided that my images just need to speak for themselves sometimes. I know in my gut the stories need to be shared. They bind us. They are not mine to keep. I’m working on some new blog posts I promise to share and maybe a new Instagram dedicated solely to the voyage into motherhood. I’m saying it here because I need to be held accountable. I have to stop allowing self induced fear (of what I do not know) to paralyze me. This is a #polaroid from Miranda’s first month as a mother.
A beautiful Polaroid from a recent Senior Portrait session. Those tiny little dots on the film are so amazing in person. All future portrait/wedding/art sessions now include film and Polaroids. I can’t resist sharing my love for the magic. ✨#polaroid#seniorportraits
Liz, May 2019 Telling her story is helping to heal parts of myself. I feel selfish saying that, but it’s true. My fears are stripped from me as I consider just how delicate this life we are given is. She is me, I am you. Our stories, interwoven, meant to help guide us to a place of deeper understanding and compassion for each other.

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