This week’s film photography feature is a beautiful travel story just perfect for anyone wishing summer would last a little bit longer. Film photographer Stephanie Bryan shares the stunning landscapes and vivid colors of St. Lucia in the Caribbean islands. Here is more from Stephanie about this incredible place…
Today, we’re featuring a travel series from film photographer Nat Meier. From one end of California to the other, Nat used expired film and some Kodak Portra 400 to capture the beautiful colors and atmospheres of San Francisco and Palm Springs. Here are a few words from Nat about this series…
Today, we’re featuring a series from London based photographer Yorli Mendoza. Yorli’s series Through Their Eyes brings to light the personal stories of young adults in Venezuela, capturing both their struggles and hope for a brighter future.
Today, we are featuring portraiture that pushes the creative boundaries of film. Photographer Christy Flaherty uses double exposures, light leaks, and experimental lighting to bring out a mysterious and beautiful quality in her work.
I’m always looking for a way to get creative with photography and film, and my newest obsession is close-up filters for my cameras! Close-up filters do exactly what the name implies – they let you get UP CLOSE and personal with your subject!
Today’s feature is a beautiful set of film photography portraits from Australian photographer Izzy Burns. Captured on both 35mm and medium format film, Izzy’s portraits are full of vibrant colors with a fine art and modern style.
Today, we’re featuring a lovely Paris travel series from photographer Jean-Mathieu Saponaro. Jean-Mathieu captured the classic nature of this beautiful city on 35mm film.
Today, we’re featuring a travel film photography series from Argentinean photographer Glenda Lazart. Here are a few words from Glenda about her introduction to film photography…
