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Kristen Sciberras: New experiences on a daily basis
"I feel the most true to myself while I'm traveling, experiencing new things on a daily basis." Tell us about yourself. I grew up in the Pacific North West in the city of Vancouver, BC. I moved out at the age of 17 just two hours north of the big city to the ski town known as Whistler to work part time in a snowboard shop and to shoot freelance work as much as I can. When and how did the film journey begin for you? For as long as I can remember my parents have always been artistic, my
Kaweian Esmaieli. Long lasting connection with film
"Everything inspires me." Tell us about yourself. Twenty years old, raised and still living in (Doetinchem) in the Netherlands. At this moment I am carefully looking for the right education, which results in a lot of free time for me to work on my photography portfolio, this has led to an increase in the quantity and quality of my photographs. This time at the Mediterranean coast in Kusadasi, Turkey.I’ve had to focus manually for this one because the autofocus kept focusing on the leave
Anna Hermann. Inspiration found in nature
"I adore plants, seeing their progress of growing, the way the colors change" Tell us about yourself. I am 26 years old, from Germany, Berlin. For a living, I help out in my mother´s business and work on my own projects. When and how did the film journey begin for you? Around 8 years ago. My dad who was a passionate analogue photographer who took amazing care of his equipment showed me his photographs - which is when I fell in love. So I became more and more interested in taking pictu
Félix Marcel. Stories told on film
"I always try to make them feel comfortable as much as possible before trying to shoot them." Tell us about yourself. Hi, I'm a 20-year-old student coming from France. When and how did the film journey begin for you? Two years ago I went to Camden Market in London, I saw a magical stand of old cameras. Then I've spent 25£ for a crappy Praktica. By this point I've learned by myself how to enjoy analog photography. What Could we always find in your gear bag? I always try to use ve
Igor Termenón. Fashion on film
"I can find inspiration in almost anything around me" Tell us about yourself. I'm 30 years old. I'm from Ponferrada, a small town in northern Spain but I'm based in Edinburgh, UK. I work as a photographer, I edit a publication called Girls/Boys on Film and I'm also the creative director and co-founder of Future Positive and Future Positive Studio. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I've been using film since I started taking photos when I was around 20 or 21 years old, b
Penning The City Down: A Half Frame Tale.
I might have already said, here and there. I might have as I have a well proven history f repeating myself. Anyway. I did try to like digital. And that's a fact. I mean, I was faking it so well I was actually beginning to believe it myself. But that was a long time ago; nowadays I got back to my own feet, and I am usually referred to as 'that freak who shoots film.' So, how did things turn out this way? What did really happen? I believe this camera did. Olympus Pen EES-2 Ilford XP2 400
Eugene Klimut. Film takes time
"Every shot takes a huge amount of time but I really do enjoy it!" Tell us about yourself. My name is Eugene Klimut. I'm 25. I live in Grodno, Belarus. I work as an architect. In my spare time I take pictures on a film camera. A lot of my friends who work as photographers deal with digital cameras. It's rather expensive to take photos on a film camera and also it takes a lot of time to produce the final picture. They are asking me all the time why I'm using a film camera instead of a digita
Juan José Estevez. Film until the day I die
"Those colors and those tones made me fall in love, the quality of blurring and the film grain drove me crazy." Tell us about yourself. Hello. My name is Juan José Estevez. I'm 23. I was born in Spain but I lived almost all my life in Argentina. Now I work as a volunteer in a Non-Governmental Organization called "Remar" in spanish. It's a rehabilitation center for marginalized people. I use my audio-visual skills and my personal time to help and support this organization. When and how d
Sol Anna's film diary
"I consider colour as one of my strengths when taking photos, so black and white is a challenge." Tell us about yourself. I'm a 20 year old girl, dreamer and aspiring artist from Montevideo, Uruguay, a small country from South America. When and how did the film journey begin for you? When I was 15 I asked my father to give me his analogue camera, a canon Eos and he did so I sporadically took photos with it, and kept shooting with my digital. Then, two years ago a friend gifted me his
Expired Streets On Expired colors
I have been a professional photographer for sometime now, and some of you know me well enough to know I tried well hard enough to both like and believe in digital. However, things did not turn out the way they probably should have. Basically, the more I tried, the more I disliked it. It's now been (also) quite sometime I have been teaching photography; all I try to do is to make both sure and clear the differences of those mediums to my students. Some of them will catch that right away, other
Things started with an OM-1 for Håkan Nyman!
"Shooting film makes you think." Tell us about yourself. My name is Håkan, I am 42 years old and live in Sweden. I am working as an airport firefighter. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I started to shoot film "seriously" about two years ago when I got my hands on dad´s Olympus OM-1. After that I bought a Hasselblad 500cm. I also have a Mamiya RZ67 and a Canon eos 5, and of course a Zero 2000 pinhole. What type of film do you usually shoot and what made you choose
Photographs from a bittersweet land, by Dounia Fikri
"Minolta X-GM. I never cheated on her" Tell us about yourself. I’m 25 years old and I am running a vintage store and artcollective talisman in Taghazout, Morocco When and how did the film journey begin for you? One year ago I met a friend and photographer from Norway and he introduced me to film photography. Film photography is my new drug, I’m taking pictures of a bittersweet land, two different sides of Morocco. What type of film do you usually shoot and what made you choose it?