3 Tips for Shooting Moodier Images with Film
A few weeks ago, we shared an awesome article all about how to get that light and airy look in your film images. Sometimes, though, you want a little more drama and a moodier feel to your images...
Kansas City Travel Session by Erica Robnett
I went to college in the suburbs of Kansas City, but did not get into the city as much as I would have liked while there. Fortunately, my sister and brother-in-law now live...
Instagram Roundup: Light and Landscapes
The Shoot It With Film Instagram feed was filled with inspiring landscapes and beautiful uses of light this week. Film does such an incredible job of retaining those highlights and shadows...
Nikon Action Touch Underwater Camera Review by Stephanie Bryan
I carry a camera with me pretty much everywhere I go. Usually, I bring my Canon Rebel 2000 and light meter, but sometimes I hate having to lug my light meter around. So I went searching...
Fine Art Black & White Portrait Series by Daniel Krueger
My name is Daniel Krueger, and I'm an analogue photographer from Berlin, Germany. I nearly always use my old Rolleicord III medium format TLR camera to portray people...
Instagram Roundup: Beautiful Compositions
There are few things better than a beautifully framed photograph, where the composition strengthens the image and pulls you right into the scene...
Tips for Creating Light and Airy Photos on Film by Savan Phann
I am modern fine art film wedding and portrait photographer living in the golden light state of California. Orange County to be exact...
Millennial Makers Series on Film by Sauphia Germain
Today, we're featuring some amazing film work from Sauphia Germain and her Millennial Makers series. The series showcases local creatives and entrepreneurs...
Instagram Roundup: Pushing Boundaries
The talent and creativity in the Shoot It With Film community blows me away every single week. It's amazing to see you all use film photography to push boundaries and explore new techniques...
Using The Zone System to Meter Film by Kim Hildebrand
Ansel Adams's Zone System is genius. It’s how I learned to expose black and white film, and it’s so easy once you understand it and know how to use it. I use it all the time...
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