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Cami Turpin of Blue Hill Images is a portrait photographer specializing in capturing families and individuals on analog film. Serving Utah County and Salt Lake City.

Photography Education

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Expose the Creative Power of Instant Film. Get it HERE.

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Little Women Project Guide: PDF and hard copy options available HERE.

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One on one creative mentoring for hobbyist or professional photographers. Find out more HERE.

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Films with Voice: A workshop for voiceover video with Everyday Film School. Registration open August 28th.

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Little Women Retreat: A photography workshop for photographer moms and their daughters.
August 7-9 2020, Park City Utah. Learn more and register HERE.
(Our August retreat is SOLD OUT but watch for more dates and locations coming soon!)

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Just some soup magic for today.
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When I souped my film at my retreat, i didn’t want to hand check that wet roll at the airport, so I thought I packed it on my carry-on. But no! I accidentally packed it in my checked bag, which would go throug

Painting on tintypes feels like heartening back to the selective color craze of the 90s. Now if only it were little kids in too-big old fashioned clothes instead of a self portrait. 😂 But listen, it’s fun to try stuff.
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#camitypes

I have been halfway doing assignments for this group, or doing them late, or sort of mixing up artists. But I was weirdly attracted to Yayoi Kusama, even though I’m not super in love with her actual work. But the process of doing repetitious cr

It’s so hard to lose someone who is such a big presence in your life. It always feels like they are just out of sight. But that can be a comforting feeling too. It means we loved enough to miss them.
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Today we are coming together to send love

For film loop today, I thought I’d commemorate being pretty much finished with school portraits by posting some portraits. Ha! First, my doggie, who is not feeling well and is at the vet today. So she’s just on my mind. Then let’s g

“I’m not crazy, my reality is just different from others”.
Alice in Wonderland.

Welcome to our #multipleexposureloop. We are artists getting together to share our common love for multiple exposures! Next up is @annarasphoto
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My

i had several choices for this month's self portrait loop, but i really wanted to celebrate this moment where in my busiest days, the light was too magical to pass up and I grabbed the closest camera and caught it. The little pockets of light really

For film loop today, let’s talk a little about choosing the right film stock. I tested out 2 rolls of this Candido Studio 400 in the spring, and thought I had a grasp on its strengths and weaknesses. But shooting film, you sometimes get a littl

Views from the top of a spiral tower in British Columbia on Gold 200. A couple friends across the way in the last one, and a tiny dot of an eagle in the first one!
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#kodakgold200 @thefindlab

A while ago I bought a vintage typewriter. And listen, I love it. I use it. I bought new ribbon for it and it’s doing just great, and it looks beautiful in my studio. It inspires me to write in the sort of permanent way that film feels permanen

I’ve been waiting for a day when it doesn’t feel like there is anything really pressing or super important. I think I’ll be waiting a while.
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Fun news, one of my kids who has never voted woke up today with an urgent desire to do h

For my film loop today, I’ll share a few more of the blind doubles I did at the Lindsey Stirling concert. I knew I was too far away to get any good stage shots with my little point and shoot, so doubling with a creatively lit violin was the obv

Listen, I spent the morning developing and scanning some other self portraits, but this tintype felt much more spooky for today. So here we are. Inspiration for this one ranges from The Beatles, to Jean Paul Basquiat, and Francesca Woodman. Also a li

My little pumpkin head. I actually call her that all year. Or pumpkin muffin head. Ha! Here are some Polaroids from the pumpkin walk this year at the school. This may be the only Halloween pics I have on time this year!!
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#polaroid #sx70 @polaroid

Some Gold 200 in Pacific City OR for my film loop today. We had such beautiful weather and this film just sang!
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“Courage is not only the willingness to face uncertainty but to embrace it, to collaborate with it.” David DuChemin

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There’s nothing I love more than an almost silhouette. I know, it doesn’t really make sense—be a silhouette or NOT, you know? What are you actually exposing for, right?! But actually this is how it really is. We see in the shadows,

When I took my little Contax t2 film camera to the Lindsay Sterling concert with my super fan son @jeff_turpin_ I knew I wouldn’t be getting GREAT pictures. So I decided to do blind doubles with … what else?? A violin. I used some fun li