When Ryan Brenneckeasked me to join the @3630project
and shoot a roll of film I was pretty intimidated by the task. First of
all it'd been about 10 years since I had run a roll through a camera.
And second, there were only 36 frames, so the mistakes had to be
minimal. After a lot of thought I decided I was going to embrace the
unknown and the mistakes (One of my favorite frames in the series happened to be the mistake).
I found my project.
My goal was to find 18
friends and strangers who inspire me and my work, pushing me to be a
better photographer and conservationist. I set out to capture only 2 frames of each
subject. One vertical head shot. One horizontal shot of them holding
their favorite gear (open to interpretation).
No redos. Just 2 frames.
That's it. Simple. Straight forward. A one month project turned to four.