I am SO glad it’s Friday, so I can do another Film Friday post.  My love/passion/obsession with film is growing each time I get back my scans back. Some people have asked me why I would bother with film when I have a professional digital camera that gives such high quality results.  It’s a tough question to answer, but it mostly comes down to the look I get with film.  Even though there is usually graininess, I love it.  And even though I don’t always catch the “perfect moment” on film, I do get what I call “real images”.  I’m not taking 20 shots of the same pose to get the…

It’s film Friday again!  I love when it works out that I get my film scans back on a Thursday or Friday because I don’t have to wait long to share.  I got a professional film camera a few weeks ago, took a bunch of pictures, and then turned the rolls in to be scanned.  These were taken on 35mm Fuji 400H.  My next roll was Kodak Portra 160 and should be back in a few days.  I’m pretty happy with how these fuji ones turned out.

I have been in love with the look of film photography for years.  I started out learning photography on a film SLR about 8 years ago but then switched over to digital.  Well, I have recently fallen in love with film all over again.  Of course, film developing has gotten a lot harder these days with many places not offering those services anymore.  I recently found a mail-in film developer that does a fantastic job.  I still have my very basic film camera (not  a professional model) that I shoot with.  However, just this week I purchased a professional film camera, and I can’t wait to start using it!!  Until then,…