Hello, My name is Erica. I love taking photographs. I am currently settling in to L.A. and the west coast. I co-founded the Detroit based Lucent Photography and occasionally work under We Will Shoot Your Face.

Some of my work includes the Ypsi Project and This Place is Empty. You can find me in L.A. and Detroit.

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7 x 7 Week of November 20 - 26, 2011

1) Maeby getting love from Mike because that’s what men do to dogs they hate.

2) Daddy making his 1st video blog!!! yay!!!

3) Xander cashing his first check :)

4) Xander playing harmonica.

5) Peetie, Waldo and Xander

6) My cousins adorable baby getting raspberry’s from my uncle Wayne :)

7) Xander and dogs playing in the creek behind Grandmother’s house.

Grandmother’s house | Stanford, Kentucky Taken the morning we left for L.A. with my Brownie Hawkeye loaded with Fuji Pro 400 120.

Grandmother’s house | Stanford, Kentucky

Taken the morning we left for L.A. with my Brownie Hawkeye loaded with Fuji Pro 400 120.

interior | Bonnie’s Castle | Stanford, KY

interior | Bonnie’s Castle | Stanford, KY

exterior | Bonnie’s Castle | Stanford, KY Between moving from Michigan to L.A. Mike and I spent a couple of months in Kentucky. We came across this old house not far from my family farm. It is known as the Bonnie Castle and sits on a farm that was once one of the most productive hemp farms in the state. It sits way up on a hill and quite a ways from the road. It’s quite beautiful to see from afar and the view from inside is amazing also.  When talking with the owner we learned the roof was badly damaged in the 90’s and they used the insurance money to build a new, smaller and I’m sure easier to manage home. At any rate, they were very nice and allowed Mike and I to come back and take photos and poke around the house. I had my Brownie Hawkeye and one roll of Fuji Pro 400 120 loaded. Keep in mind I’m pretty sure I’ve only shot a handful of 120 film in my life, plus I had never tested the Brownie so I wasn’t really expecting much when I picked up the developed rolls. I was pleasantly surprised!  I hope you enjoy them also :)

exterior | Bonnie’s Castle | Stanford, KY

Between moving from Michigan to L.A. Mike and I spent a couple of months in Kentucky. We came across this old house not far from my family farm. It is known as the Bonnie Castle and sits on a farm that was once one of the most productive hemp farms in the state. It sits way up on a hill and quite a ways from the road. It’s quite beautiful to see from afar and the view from inside is amazing also.

 When talking with the owner we learned the roof was badly damaged in the 90’s and they used the insurance money to build a new, smaller and I’m sure easier to manage home. At any rate, they were very nice and allowed Mike and I to come back and take photos and poke around the house.

I had my Brownie Hawkeye and one roll of Fuji Pro 400 120 loaded. Keep in mind I’m pretty sure I’ve only shot a handful of 120 film in my life, plus I had never tested the Brownie so I wasn’t really expecting much when I picked up the developed rolls. I was pleasantly surprised! 

I hope you enjoy them also :)

Rosey

Rosey