Fujifilm Pro 400H
Arina by Victor Trusov
In this series, Arina basically built one more layer – a fortress between me and her. The viewer ruined her privacy, so it's not comfortable anymore for her to be herself.
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[NSFW] Marina in sunny Cadiz - a visual story by Thomas Berlin
Marina, a young woman is travelling. Arrived in sunny Cadiz she decided to relax a bit in her apartment and on the balcony before she prepared to go out. The images are taken on 35mm film (Fuji Pro 400 H) with a 85mm lens on a Nikon F6.
People, by Marie Bukreeva
"I believe that analog photography has a soul." Tell us about yourself. I'm now 29 years. :) I was first a journalist and the head of museum projects in Gorky Park in Moscow after. Yet, my true passion was always analog photography. In the autumn of 2016 I quit my job to be film photographer. When and how did the film journey begin for you? At university, where I studied journalism, I met my friends and we started to be interested in analog photography. I bought my first camera in 20
Film feels right for Nikola Škarec
"It just feels right shooting on film!" Tell us about yourself. I'm Nikola. I was born in 1998 and grew up, surrounded by nature, in a small village near Zagreb, Croatia. What was the first thing that interested you in film photography? I always wanted to capture the things I thought are worth keeping. Now I use photography as a way to express myself. My recent work is based on portraits, even though I would like to do more nature and minimalist schemes. The thing that got me into
"Earth Stands Still" - a book by Nils Karlson
"Silent and vast spaces, where the eye can wander without obstacles." Remember Nils Karlson? A while ago we posted an article about him which can be found here. After two years of preparation, photographer Nils Karlson launched the crowdfunding campaign for his first photo book Earth Stands Still on Saturday, October 1st on Indiegogo. The 25cm x 20cm (a little smaller than 8“x10“) hardcover book features 40 photos over the spread of 80 pages, accompanied by written contributions by Bria
Michael Schmidt: Get to know the people you work with
"The most important part of the photographic journey: getting to “know” interesting people." Tell us about yourself. I’m 34, I’m from Germany and my day job is Videoshooting/Production but also Photowork. Most of the Time it’s about Stretart and Graffiti but also quite a lot of other stuff, some corporate Work as well. When and how did the film journey begin for you? It all started in February 2015 with purchasing a Zenit 12XP. I actually only wanted the Helios 58mm f2.0 Lens for my S
Girls on film by Daniel Pestana
"I love Fuji because of the natural colours and by overexposing it I can get those wonderful pastel tones that I really love a lot." Tell us about yourself. I'm 37 years old, I'm from Reguengos de Monsaraz but I currently live in Lisbon, Portugal. I'm a Professional Translator. When and how did the film journey begin for you? My film journey began around 1988, when my father bought a Minolta Maxxum 7000. I started shooting with it, and the more I shot, the more I became in love with p
Landscapes and seascapes, from Nils Karlson
"I find peace of mind while encountering a photographic subject with humility" Tell us about yourself. Hi, my name is Nils Karlson. I am 40 years old, and live in Germany, where i make a living being a social worker. When and how did the film journey begin for you? The initial reason i got into photography in 2011 was to connect deeper with my surroundings, especially landscapes, seascapes – and my pets. Photography has become a means of meditation for me. I find peace of mind while en