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On Streets on Analog.
One thing is for sure. I have always had a strong, deep fascination for the streets. Wherever I am, whoever I'm with, whenever that happens, I feel I belong to that moment. And, in my modest opinion, there is no better way than to express such feelings by photographing that moment. In analog, that is. It's always been like this. I don't think this feeling will ever change, and I don't see why it should, either. Olympus OM-4ti / Zuiko OM 35mm 1:2.8 / Konica Minolta VX100 (expired 2007,
Ryan and the Pentax from the basement
"The sentimental connection to my dad’s camera that he had taken all over the world shooting keeps me tied pretty tight to it." Tell us about yourself. My name is Ryan, I am 30 years old and I work for a civil engineering firm as a project technologist living in Edmonton Alberta, Canada. When and how did the film journey begin for you? My entry into the film world started about a year ago, I was out at my parents acreage helping my dad clean out one of the storage rooms in the basement
Expired film story, by Joy Celine Asto
"I bought a Nikon FE2 and a Yashica Electro 35 GSN soon after and haven't stopped shooting since" Tell us about yourself. I'm a 29-year-old writer from Manila, Philippines. When and how did the film journey begin for you? Like many people from my generation, I began shooting film in my childhood using my parents' point and shoot cameras. Of course, my photos were mostly simple snapshots of my family and friends. My next encounter with it was during my college days for a photojournalis
Undisposable disposable cameras, by Bradley Cowan
"A disposable camera is the most affordable way to capture the world around you in the best possible light" Tell us about yourself. I’m 28 years old. I’m originally from New Zealand. I lived in London for two years, currently I live in Melbourne, Australia but am moving to Canada in a months’ time. I currently work as an office manager for a software company but focus most of my time into writing for a bunch of music and art websites. When and how did you start using disposable cameras
Picturesque analogs by Basia
"it's all about the light not cameras, about sense of time and the ability to give to the reality a little ethereal mood" Tell us about yourself. I'm 20 years old girl from Poland. I live nearby forest and sea - it's a wonderful thing for me because I love nature. I'm studying at the university and taking pictures with my digital and analogue cameras. When and how did the film journey begin for you? Firstly I had my digital camera but I remember that one day I went to my attic to find
History and technology with Zenit E, by Viljam Valdmaa
"Zenit E. The thing looks like it could probably survive a nuclear blast or diving into the Mariana Trench!" Tell us about yourself. I'm 22 and i live in Estonia. I'm a student and in my free time i play music. And shoot film! When and how did the film journey begin for you? It all started a little more than a year ago. Until then, i had absolutely no experience with any kind of photography. I didn't know anything about shutter speeds, aperture, I even had no idea what DSLR or SLR are
Dreamy world on film, by Fabio Sabatini
"I love the surreal touch that brutally blurred background give to portraits and not only" Tell us about yourself. I'm 44, I live in Rome and I do scientific research for living. I am professor of Economics at Sapienza University of Rome and I collaborate with the Higher School of Economics in Moscow and Saint Petersburg. Here you can find my CV and other information on my activities: socialcapitalgateway I love my academic work and to date I am not interested in making photography a sour
Hooked on film with Giovanni Cardenas
"Film forces me to slow down and think about each shot before I release the shutter" Tell us about yourself. My name is Giovanni Cardenas, I'm 23 years old from Fontana, California (just an hour away from Los Angeles) and I am currently working at a warehouse pushing boxes while finishing my AA in Photojournalism. When and how did the film journey begin for you? My film journey began in my third semester at community college, I was then a Film major and was required to take an intro to
Disposable shots by Jon Sparkman
"You just have to hope that something comes out the other end, who knows!" Tell us about yourself. Hi! I’m 26, from Cheltenham in the UK, and taking photos is fortunately my full time job. When and how did you start using disposable cameras? My last retail job was to work in a printing lab, where you develop films all day long. We had giant sacks of disposable cameras lying around, and I routed through and thought “Hey, some of these you can load films back in and use again!”. This s
Kuzey, a 6-year-old film photographer!
"I love it. I really get excited when my dad brings my photos home" In a previous post we've mentioned writing an article (For the love of film! with Kutay Kesim) about Kutay's son, so here it goes! Tell us about yourself. My name is Kuzey Aren Kesim. I am six years old. When did you shoot your first roll of film? When I was 5 years old. I shot my first film in the city (dad's comment: He refers to Sydney CBD) What film cameras do you use? I have an Olympus camera (dad's commen
Colors through the viewfinder, by Cristian Ogredof
"I started to take pictures (the results were a disaster, but since then I think I learned more)" Tell us about yourself. Hello, my name is Cristian, i 'm 29 years old living in Constanta(the city), Romania and i am a comercial worker in a bricolage store When and how did the film journey begin for you? In the beginnig of 2012 I saw some film photos done by a friend of a friend and i fell in love with the look and colors of analog pictures. Next day I went to the flea market and came
Cheap and easy film adventures with Jess Ruby!
"With a disposable you just click the button and that’s it. You don’t even have to think about it." Tell us about yourself. I’m 27, I’m from New Mexico and I’m a fashion and commercial photographer. When and how did you start using disposable cameras? I was slow to get on the digital bandwagon. I refused to give up film until digital technology caught up quality-wise. So there was this period of time when everyone was making and buying digital cameras, and I was sort of waiting it ou