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Kelly Crawford explores the world of rich traditional film and digital, with a unique eye of both whimsy and class. In every shot, she delivers the life and character of each subject- animate or inanimate- with an unbeatable touch of dreamlike romance. For nearly a decade, Kelly has sharpened her craft to a talent uniquely her own.
Take a peek into her world of culinary creations, every day documentation and photographic fun, on her blog.
For more information on owning a K. Crawford original, email her directly at kellyecrawford@gmail.com
Bronica on kodak portra 120 film
Bronica on kodak portra 120 film
Bronica on kodak portra 120 film
Bronica on kodak portra 120 film
Bronica on kodak portra 120 film
Bronica on kodak portra 120 film
Polaroid/Image transfers onto reclaimed window with paint and thread embellishment
Polaroid/Image transfers onto reclaimed window with paint and thread embellishment
To view more of Kelly’s reclaimed window creations, email her directly: kellyecrawford@gmail.com
In her own words, Kelly shares the first moment she fell in love photography, and why she’s still hooked:
“I started practicing photography during my junior year of high school. The moment I saw my own image appear in the developing tray in the darkroom, I was hooked. My photo teacher was really great and suggested I further my studies at Daytona State college. Having no real plans and not having the option financially to go to school out of state like I desperately wanted, I decided to give Daytona’s photography program a shot. I’m so glad I did. I received such a wealth of knowledge, especially a solid foundation of traditional photographic technique, that so many schools have omitted from their solely digital curriculums. So now, almost 10 years later, I’m still hooked.”
Kelly’s tools:
“I mostly shoot film with old cameras. I have my dad’s 35mm from the 70′s that I always shoot with. I bought my medium format Bronica off of eBay and love shooting still lifes and portraits with it. There’s just something really romantic about them; they have a unique quality and life to them. I’m also really interested in alternative photographic process; dealing with Polaroid/instant films and transferring or lifting the emulsion onto different surfaces.”