A Mamaya C220 held by Gunnison Clamp, owner of Gunnison Lee Photography

 

Medium Format

 

A Mamiya C220, one of the cameras I use frequently.

Mamiya C220

A top notch camera for its time, the C220 was the first medium format camera I bought, and it remains my favorite camera that I own today.

A Mamiya C330, one of the cameras I use frequently.

Mamiya C330

Slightly higher end than the C220, the C330 was built in the 1970s and offers incredible ease of use, making creative effects like double exposures easy!

A Fuji Kogaku Lyra, one of the cameras I use frequently.

Fuji Kogaku Lyra

Going way back in time, this camera was built in the 1930s and is perfect for an authentically early 20th century look.

Photo from a senior photoshoot in Taylor Park near Crested Butte, Colorado.

 

35mm Film

 

An Olympus OM-2N, one of the cameras I use frequently.

Olympus OM-2N

An "Old Faithful" of sorts, this trusty, simple Olympus consistently provides dreamy, stunning portraits using vintage lenses.

A Beseler Topcon, one of the cameras I use frequently.

Beseler Topcon Super

The Topcon is an old Navy camera, and is built like a brick. Despite its construction, it consistently provides some of the sharpest 35mm photos possible.

An Olympus Pen F, one of the cameras I use frequently.

Olympus Pen F

A "half frame" film camera, the Pen gives you twice the number of photos on each roll of film! Looking to do photos on a 35mm roll? We'll take 72 instead of 36!