I use both film and digital depending on which medium best suits the subject matter. I shoot with a Nikon D3x, which is probably my workhorse, but in certain situations use a Hasselblad 205TCC or a ARCA Swiss 4x5. For photography that requires true verticals and horizontals there is obviously nothing like the view camera with its rises, shifts and tilts. For scenery when I want the opportunity for cropping both vertically and horizontally, there is nothing like the sharpness and square format of the Hasselblad. The other factor about the 120 film is that it gives a 300 megabyte file when scanned into digital. The 4x5 yields a 500 megabyte file so that in either case crops and enlargements are no problem.

I print my own images on fine art, archival paper at maximum dpi. The images on flickr are low resolution jpegs and, while they are serviceable, they do not give a full picture of the depth of detail or color in the originals or the prints made from the originals.

If you are interested in a print please contact me through jkmartphoto@gmail.com.