Argentina
Fotografía analógica, by Cinthia Baseler
"Canon AE1. I always end up reaching for that one" Tell us about yourself. My name is Cinthia Baseler, I'm 23 years old and I'm from Buenos Aires, Argentina. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I started with film photography five years ago. At that time I was experimenting a lot with the compact digital camera my family had. My father saw the enthusiasm I was showing for photography and decided to give me the Minolta XG9 that used to belong to my grandfather. I had never
Film therapy and chicks, from Bruno Giacco
"Film photography made me take away many demons" Tell us about yourself. I'm 27 years old and I live in Buenos Aires Argentina. I'm a photographer and I also teach how to do manual devopping (c41 process and also black & White). When and how did the film journey begin for you? I started eleven months ago, at that time it was like a good therapy to me and nowadays it became a beautiful vice. Film photography made me take away many demons. I am now very fond of film. What type of film
Chicks in colours, by Ani Buero
"I choose colour film, because I am a fan of colours" Tell us about yourself. I am 32 years old, I live in BsAs-Argentina and I am a public accountant and also studied business administration. I work at a multinational company, my job is partnership stores allocation. When and how did the film journey begin for you? My film journey started 3 months ago. What type of film do you usually shoot and what made you choose it? I use 35mm film: I generally prefer kodak ultramax, afga or
Time traveling with Martin Gomez
"I like to discover the grain of all this old films stored for years, sometimes I dream this is like playing with time." Tell us about yourself. Hi! I'm a 38 years old French teacher, based in Corrientes, Argentina. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I began taking pictures 20 years ago with a Canon 5000. Soon I desired to develop them myself, so I ran my own laboratory in my mother's house. The beginning was easy with film but it would never be the same for copies. I did