Hey Folks, we’re making room for some new gear, so we need to get rid of a few of our less used items.

- Canon EOS 40D // Includes body cap, battery grip, two batteries, charger and strap. // $450 SOLD!

- Jo-Totes  Rose Camera Bag // Marigold in color // $75 SOLD!

- Paul C. Buff Vagabond II Portable Battery // Recently replaced under warranty, literally brand new // $200

Send an email to info@braun-photography.com if you’re interested. Serious inquiries only please. Pickup/dropoff in the Dayton area is free, if you’re somewhere else you’re responsible for any shipping charges. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.

This is the popular Paul C. Buff Vagabond II battery pack which we used to power our Alienbee flash unit in the field for about a year. The unit basically blew up, so it was sent in for repairs, but in the mean time we bought the smaller Vagabond Mini battery. When it finally came back from the service center, it came with an invoice for the repairs, and it turns out they actually replaced the entire battery and inverter unit. Other than the orange carrying bag, the whole thing is brand new and has never been used (outside of testing at our house). Check out the Paul C. Buff website for more information on this unit. It retails for $299, we’re asking $200 even.

Cincinnati is becoming one of our favorite cities to shoot in. It’s full of character and great little nooks for photos. Back in March we shot Anson + David’s engagement session and we recently had the privilege of photographing their wedding in Cincinnati. We started off at Anson’s parents’ historic home, and ended the night at the beautiful 20th Century Theater.

Anson + David // Cincinnati, Ohio //

Flowers: Ft. Thomas Florist

Dress: Splendid Bridal

Suits: JoS A. Bank

Ceremony: St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church

Reception: 20th Century Theater

Cake: Spoon Fulla Sugar

DJ: Queen City DJs

I decided to jump on the bandwagon and try my hand at some traditional film photography, and took it with me on our family vacation to the Outer Banks in North Carolina. These frames are from my first two rolls of film ever.

Thanks to my sister for this frame of our family!

I love the process of shooting film, but I’d say I gotta keep practicing.