Santa sent me an exciting early Christmas present in the mail! Neatly packaged in a small recycled cardboard box were five rolls of SantaColor 100 color negative film, each showing St. Nick in his festive red hat snapping a photo. … Read More
Stepping into the wildflower meadow at Gibbs Gardens in North Georgia, I understand why the name “cosmos wildflowers” is so fitting. Like the number of stars in the universe, there are so many cosmos wildflowers in bloom early October. Fields … Read More
There can be some hesitancy to film soup, and I understand why. The prices and shortages of film stock aren’t so great these days, but my initial reluctance to souping film was not about that. Instead, it was the uncertainty … Read More
Below are the top film images shot from this summer! From Anna Maria Island to the parks in Atlanta, I got some great photos showcasing the beautiful places we visited these past few months. As much as I wanted to … Read More
KIRO 400 from FilmNeverDie sold itself to me with its yellow leopard on the film canister. If you love cats and wild animals, you may also be compelled to purchase some based on appearance only. The film stock has the … Read More
Photographing waterfalls was the first thing I learned to shoot on my film camera. They taught me about the exposure triangle and how to use a long exposure to get that dreamy, flowy waterfall look. Since then, I’ve taken many … Read More
Do you store your film negatives or at least think about doing so? Are they in a box in your house or still sitting at the lab? Maybe you are like me. I knew I should organize and store my … Read More
Did you pick up a hobby in 2020? I know I sure did. 2020 is a year that many of us want just to write off. It was a terrible year. With that said, I also learned a lot about … Read More
I’ve been learning to shoot film for almost a year now (it doesn’t seem like it!), but these are some basic things I’ve learned in my first month of shooting with a film camera. It is rewarding but challenging, to … Read More