Film- there's nothing that compares. Ever since I started really taking pictures with my Canon 35mm, I haven't been able to go back to digital. There is just something so enchanting about the colors, textures, and grain (oh, that grain) of film. As much as I love many digital photographs, I find that the look of film photography just cannot be duplicated. Plus, there is something to say about only getting a certain number of shots and not instantly knowing what a photo is going to look like. Viva la film!
Sources (from top to bottom): Adam Bartos, Abby Powell, Sarah Hermans, Janne Peters, Brian Ferry, Nicole Hill Gerulat, Michelle Kathleen Anderson, Johanna Wallin, Katie Helmer, and Quadrant Grove.
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing them. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to get into film photography. Do you develop the pics yourself or just get them done at a shop?
ReplyDeletebeautiful! love the second and third the most. thanks for sharing dear!
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just beautiful !!! love them all
ReplyDeleteI wholeheartedly agree. Film is so rich and lovely and textured. It's why I fell in love with photography.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. I love the blue colours:)
ReplyDeleteI adore these, especially the first one. So beautiful! I love shooting film above anything else!
ReplyDeleteYou're so right. Film is forever! What are you going to do if your computer crashes? All important events should be documented with film. I majored in photography, developing and printing my own pictures throughout. People say "whats the good in that?" they don't know what they are missing!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I definitely agree, there is nothing like film. I look at my parents old photos and long for mine to look like that but digital just can't deliver that.
ReplyDeleteAbby is just amazing.
ReplyDeleteComing from someone in their younger twenties, this probably sounds... odd... but I hate digital photography. I was a Photography major originally, but my real passion for it was developing and printing my own prints. Digital is great for many reasons, but my heart will always belong to film.
ReplyDeleteLove these photos in this post.
So beautiful! i love the blue color.
ReplyDeleteI so agree with you! Film gives really incomparable pictures, with a lot more feelings, or poetry, as if it was able to communicate better, to show better the reality... well, in my opinion ;)
ReplyDeleteI love film. I took photography with film for school, and now I can't go back to digital. I love develepping my films myself. It's a magic moment when you are alone in the dark with your photos. I love this silence.
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos...
ReplyDeleteThese are so lovely. I miss shooting with film. I still have my old film camera; I don't know why I never think to bring it out.
ReplyDeleteOh, I try so hard to shoot/like digital...but there is SOMETHING about film that just makes everything real and deep. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeletemuch agreed! have you used a fully manual film camera? i'm trying to get the hang of a diana right now. it's so fun!
ReplyDeletei want to jump into that bed!
ReplyDeletemy life is documented in film....but you knew I'd say that...;-) these are some very lovely choices...and so worthy of film
ReplyDeleteThese are so pretty. I haven't shot with film for a while. This made me want to go and try!
ReplyDeletelovely lovely lovely x
ReplyDeletebeautiful...they make me happy
ReplyDeletei'm hopelessly addicted to film.
ReplyDeleteI love the girl with the butterfly in her hair!
ReplyDeleteLoving all of this inspiration (esp. that patchwork quilt!)
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