I usually have at least one little film camera in my bag at all times.. I found it worked quite well shooting film for personal work last year as it’s so much easier to keep on top of when all my wedding/family/commercial work is digital and lives in little folders on hard drives.. I quite like keeping it a little bit separate. Here are a few scans that I got back today from the past few months (more to come).. including an outtake from my shoot with Cattle and Cane, taking my daughter up Roseberry Topping for the first time, and a few shots of beautiful Italian skies.
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Marrakech {Film} | Personal
Just what it says on the tin.. Some of my film pics from our trip to Marrakech for Nay and Dan’s wedding last month. Go with the grain..
(Digital personal photos on their way to the blog soon too.)
Film Dump, Italy | Personal
I’ve started taking more and more personal work on film this year.. it’s been a promise to myself for a long time to experiment more and keep pushing to try new things and new ways to work. I’m trying not to be precious about it and also trying to accept my personal work for what it is.. a bit more raw, shooting from my heart and shooting purely for myself. Here is some film work from Italy back in May.. with some digital work at the end too. Grab a cuppa and have a browse..
January/February | Personal Work
This year, like every year, I promised myself to do more personal work. I decided to begin a ‘365 project’ – a photo a day for a year. I decided not to impose any rules on myself for it, which means most images have been taken on my iPhone (edited with VSCOcam), and some so far have also been taken on my Olympus Trip 365, Polaroid using Impossible Project film and my trusty Canon 5D mkii. I’m enjoying it so far, even if some work-from-home/glued-to-my-screen days are less inspirational than others. I’m enjoying the moodiness of some of them and the fact that my editing preferences seem to be edging into darker territory..
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