editor's picks
Skinny snow by Crista Oiegas
Snow and skin combined. Winter and summer, two seasons many of us wish to combine. Just imagine what it would be like if you could go to the beach, swimming, sun bathing for a week and the next one you'd be "on top of the world" at over 3000 m altitude, free riding your way down. Since this is only a dream for now, I did a shooting with one of my dear friends, Oana. We took advantage of a rainy day, a roll of Ilford Delta ISO 400, a sexy swim suite, ski boots and let' s not forget my love
Damaris by Marian Chinciusan
"She's young, pretty, and dynamic" Meet Damaris. She's a student preparing to become a nurse. We had a short photoshoot in a forest almost at sunset. I used an Olympus OM-1 with Zuiko 50mm 1.8 lens and Agfa Vista 200 iso film, pushed to 400. I developed the film at home using Tetenal Color Kit and scanned it using an Epson V370 scanner. Here are the results. You can find more of my work here: Instagram Flickr 500px
Lieven Symaeys: The Tiger Project
"Not everything that could be a picture has to be one…" Tell us about yourself. Born in Belgium and living in the city of Ghent. I’m working as a stage manager for a theater company. For the past years I’ve been traveling a lot with theater productions, therefore you’ll find lots of cities and places from all over the world in my Flickr photostream. I’m somebody who likes to have a camera at all times with me (or near me), but that does not mean that I’m shooting all the time. Trough ti
Mike Monaghan: Slow down and wait for the surprise
"Light in general inspires me. It can bring out the beauty in anything." Tell us about yourself. I am 27 years old, from Seattle, Washington. I take portraits for a living, and absolutely love it. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I’ve been shooting photos since I was 17, and started professionally about 5 years ago. I started shooting film at the beginning of 2015. I was not feeling challenged as a photographer anymore, so I decided to take the step into shooting film.
Richard PJ Lambert: Double exposed life
"Don’t let other people’s expectations limit your creativity." Tell us about yourself. I’m 32 from Birmingham, England and I fix computers for my day job. (Have you tried turning it off and on again?) When and how did the film journey begin for you? I started taking pictures with a DSLR in my twenties but got bored with how flat the images looked and the ‘noise’ was horrible. My wife bought me an analogue camera and I loved it – the manual focus, grain and nature of the process wer
Wirawan Sanjaya: Shooting film is a journey
"Photography is for everybody but film photography is not for everybody, but if you are crazy enough it might be for you." Tell us about yourself. You can call me Wi2, I'm 32 and Damn I love Indonesia, that's my country :). I'm a professional photographer. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I started to shoot film again about 4-5 years ago. As an artist I got to a dead end, numb, lifeless moment to make art / craft. I tried to go back to the roots and I do believe that t
Sebastian Hilgetag: Moods and emotions
"Zenza Bronica ETRSI. I just love that enormous sound of the shutter. " Tell us about yourself. I’m from Berlin, Germany. I studied Communications Design at FH Potsdam and I’m currently working as both: photographer and strategic graphic designer. Bronica ETRSI on Ilford Delta 3200 pro 02 When and how did the film journey begin for you? When I was 6 my parents gave me a blue plastic film camera. I’m not even sure if it was any kind of brand. I snapped everything with it but now I don
Floris de Rijke and his project amsterdamstreetportraits
"As soon as I used the film forward lever for the first time I was hooked." Tell us about yourself. I’m 33 years old, from Amsterdam, the Netherlands. At the moment I’m working part-time as a chef in a restaurant and try to freelance as a photographer next to my personal projects. In the past I’ve also worked as a cameraman, editor, producer and director as well as a few years of being a professional poker player. When and how did the film journey begin for you? In retrospect it prob
The Rescued Film Project: Forgotten rolls of film deserve to be seen
"There have got to be thousands if not millions of rolls out in the world that needed rescuing." Tell us about you. How did this idea come to you? Why do you do it? My name is Levi Bettwieser, i'm the founder and film technician for The Rescued Film Project. I am a full time video producer at the world's largest health and fitness website, bodybuilding.com. I freelance as a commercial film photographer in my spare time, LBcustom.com. When I first moved from shooting digital to film, I q
Kuzik Yan: Russian girls
"Bronica SQ-A, that is my love" Tell us about yourself. I'm only 19 years old, I'm living in Sevastopol, now it is Russia, you know. So I'm a student and I don't have some kind of "serious" job, all I do - I'm selling cameras, selling film, develop and scan it. That's my "job", but I get no money directly from photos, I shot what I want, an any time, any place. I'm free from "commercial jail" :) When and how did the film journey begin for you? My "film journey" began with a Kiev-19M a
Alfredo Cristinziano: Film. Something so authentic and fascinating
"You can do beautiful photos with a 30$ camera you know." Tell us about yourself. I’m 36 years old, born and raised in Montreal, Quebec, I am primary a 2d/3d artist, from an artistic background, I love movies and that probably made me pick up a camera some years ago. Amélie pentax67ii, kodak portra800 pushed to 1600 When and how did the film journey begin for you? I always enjoyed taking portraits and I actually shot digital before film. I tried to touch every kind of photography th
Rian Davidson: Inspired by the immediate
"I love the social engagement aspect of being a photographer." Tell us about yourself. Hello, I'm 26 years old, I was born in Nova Scotia, Canada and I've been living in Berlin for the last few years. I work predominately as a commercial fashion/editorial photographer and video producer here in Germany but I've also been lucky enough to be a part of some international commissions and creative projects. When I'm not working for a living, I'm working in my darkroom, photographing friends or h