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Film as a way of life, by Zack Williams
"I think it was the realization of knowing exactly what I want to do with my time, and I think thats what life is all about" Tell us about yourself. My name is Zack Williams and I am addicted to instant photos. That felt good to get off my chest. I am 30 years old and am from a small town called Hudson in the great state of North Carolina. The question what do you do for a living is easy for me...I live. I work enough to pay for gas, food, and film. My cat Bodhi can testify to this. In fa
Life in Indonesia, from Zuki Satudua
"As an explorer, this offer is something I cannot refused. And as a photographer, I want to see and feel my shots in film." Tell us about yourself. My name is Zuki Satudua. I am a male, 40s, from Indonesia. I am an engineer, an explorer who enjoys art. I have been shooting with digital (my first camera is Nikon D70 DSLR) for the last 8 years. Until now my main gear is Nikon D700 DSLR and mirrorless Olympus E-M5. As an engineer, I always fascinated with mechanics. On the other hand, I rea
Film and spice and everything nice! by Brenda Brown
" You can make a camera with a can, a matchbox, a room, a box of shoes or whatever you imagine" Tell us about yourself. Hi!! My name is Brenda, I´m 27 years old, and I actually work in a professional photo lab. I don´t have formal studies in photography but i´m quite enthusiastic and autodidact. Homemade redscale film. Double exposure When and how did the film journey begin for you? My film journey began when i was 18, my father gave me my first camera for my birthday: A Canon Eos Re
An Olympus and rolls of film, by Stefano Ardesi
"Buy a roll of film and try it!” Tell us about yourself. I’m 19 and i live in Brescia, Italy. I finished my studies in electronics in July, and I started to work in a company of the sector a couple of weeks later. In my free time I love to stay with my friends, and obviously, shoot films! When and how did the film journey begin for you? My journey started more or less one year ago, photography has always fascinated me, but I had never had a good camera to start shooting seriously, I k
La vie en couleur, by Manel Ologaray
"I shoot what I get, and that's in general Fujifilm. Obviously, I think this "limitation" gives an identity to the photos" Tell us about yourself. I'm Manel Ologaray. I'm a 27 years-old Catalan-French graphic designer and AD based in Barcelona. I do not like to consider myself as a photographer, I do not think this "tag" defines me. I use photography to visually express what I live daily. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I have always loved photography, and other artist
Emotions in front of the camera, by Remy Holwick
"I have bags of whatever people have given me with rolls of kodak gold expired, kenmare, lomo, fuji drugstore whatever, and I shoot it all." Tell us about yourself. I'm 24, I live between brooklyn NY and Los Angeles, and I'm a model and photographer on film professionally. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I don't think it ever "began"; it was more of a flirtation that got more and more serious. My family is made up of artists and my first memory is of my godfather pushi
The Film sense, By Liam Warton
"One of the reasons I prefer shooting analog is that the camera's feel much better in the hands than the new plastic dslr's" Tell us about yourself. I am a 24 year old Australian living in Stockholm, Sweden. I work part time as a portrait and wedding photographer and spend the rest of my time working in a cafe. Self Portrait with my Pentax 67 + Fuji Neopan Acros pushed 2 stops in Kodak d76 When and how did the film journey begin for you? The journey began only a couple of years ago w
People on medium format, by Pavel Køndratiev
"I would choose anything but the positive film" Tell us about yourself. I was born in Moscow in 1987. Actually, I have finished a law education, but I work as a photographer. My specialization is fashion and commercial shooting. Yashica MAT 124 G + PAN F 50 When and how did the film journey begin for you? On my twentieth birthday I was given my first professional 35 MM film camera. My experience began with shooting musicians on their live rock shows. After that I bought a medium forma
Take your time, by Jarmal Martis
"I promised myself that I’d stop buying and selling cameras, but you know how those things go…" Tell us about yourself. I’m a 24 year old student living in The Hague, Netherlands. I was born in Tilburg (also in the Netherlands) but was raised in Curaçao. When I was 18 I moved back to the Netherlands to study. When and how did the film journey begin for you? My film journey started about a year ago (in 2014). Rachid de Wind, a photographer friend of mine, was constantly bugging me abou
Nevada and film panoramas, by Sean Megna
"I feel like I function much better if I get a few hours in the darkroom every week" Tell us about yourself. I'm turning 30 this month. I grew up right outside of Boston in Marlborough MA. I also lived in Boston for six years before moving to Brooklyn were I met my Fiancée, Dawn. Dawn is from Las Vegas and as we were both rapidly running out of money living in Brooklyn we moved out to Las Vegas. Since we moved to Las Vegas I've become a butcher. At the butcher shop I make a lot of Charcuter
Black and White without a doubt, by Avi Cohen
"It's a real love story!" Tell us about yourself. My name is Avi, I'm 24 YO from Haifa, Israel. Right now I'm an Architecture student trying to handle between photography and studies and in between working in photoshop, so photos are mainly part of my life. When and how did the film journey begin for you? Actually I was born into an age of film, as an 8 year old child I got a little Canon point and shoot camera that i shot with during travels and untill the age of 15 i used it to class
Ghosts and peel-aparts, by Brian Henry
"I shoot and experiment with anything I can get my hands on" Tell us about yourself. I am 26 years old and co-owner of a curiosity shop here in Baltimore, MD called Bazaar. When and how did the film journey begin for you? I became a serious film addict when I was in high school. My school was fortunate enough to still have their traditional black and white darkroom running and I spent countless hours in there, in complete fascination with processing and experimenting with my photograph