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Fifteen

JAC Photography — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 15:33:16 +0000

Eleven years ago we were living in Santa Barbara, I was finishing up school and we had Kira’s bday party at the beach. Fast forward to today, same idea but this time we went to Crystal Cove and instead of pinatas we had boys.
Polaroid Camera with fuji 100c. Loving the color, this film is great as long as you keep it out of the shadows where it tends to go green.

Fuji 3000b, always a favorite.

So proud of you Kira, so excited to see what the next fifteen years have in store.

Vivian and James

JAC Photography — Tue, 18 May 2010 16:26:44 +0000

We fond THE BEST photo spot in LA ever. Ever. More to come, here are a few of the polaroids.

DC Polaroids

JAC Photography — Fri, 07 May 2010 15:43:39 +0000

There is a tangible, hold it in your hand yumminess to instant film that we just can’t get enough of. We have started offering polaroid sessions on or after wedding day (or for any old reason because is there ever a reason not to shoot instant?) These were taken in DC last weekend day of wedding. Many more to share next week from this amazing, heartfelt and perfect wedding. For more info email info at jacshoot dot com.

turning four

JAC Photography — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 04:11:03 +0000

A few friends, some cupcakes, and amy’s playground. What else could a girl ask for?

Guess who didn’t want to be photographed:)

All taken with fuji 3000b instant film and the polaroid 600SE.

Happy birthday Elsie, I love you!

better when we’re together

JAC Photography — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 04:24:47 +0000

Jamie and i had four kids before the age of 30. Sounds crazy I know, and it hasn’t always been easy, but the best part about it for me is when I project into the future, and I see past the petty arguments they have into a future where they will always have a best friend to lean on, an ear to listen, someone to believe in and someone to cheer for. I try to share this future with them but it seems impossible to them now, so instead I drive to Santa Barabara on a whim, I fly them all the Australia, i stitch together what I hope will be the quilt of common memories and a bond that will last a lifetime.
I took this on my last pack of polaroid film in Santa Barbara a few weeks ago and (despite being woefully underexposed) I was struck immediately by how old and wise they both looked. God I love my kids.

Horizon | Dusk or Dawn

JAC Photography — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 17:25:48 +0000

We made a quick trip to Vegas this weekend. I pulled over about twenty miles outside of the city when I saw this amazing setting. When you think Nevada this is not the picture that come to mind, and what struck me as I stood outside the car, traffic screaming by at a million miles and hour, was that if I had been dropped into this place without context, it would be impossible for me to tell if it was dusk or dawn.

So much of the time, this is how life feels isn’t it? Change is always coming, but sometimes (most times?) it’s hard to decipher if you are standing before the dawn of something new, or looking into the twilight of something fading.

Taken with polaroid 600se and fuji 100b. Anyone want to guess if this if this was dawn or dusk?

Averi and Pearce

JAC Photography — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 21:01:35 +0000

Averi and Pearce are awesome. Fuji 100c is also awesome. Enough said.

Fuji 3000b is the most awesome though, especially when plopped into this camera. Thanks to this guy for pointing me to that camera. If you like sun, mad photo knowledge and being inspired, there may still be a few open seats for his workshop this July in San Diego, I highly recommend.

Elsie loves Averi, they played dress up for about twenty hours this weekend.