Film and super 8
What is film?
35mm film is an analog type of photography. Instead of a memory card like digital cameras, you use film rolls that develop into negatives. In each film roll, there are only 24 or 36 possible shots per roll. What this means is the length of the roll will only allow that many frames or photos. Since the number of images are limited, this causes you to think and be more mindful of the type of photograph you want to take. I personally believe it helps you become a better photographer and helps you set up your shot in the best way possible. Film, in contrary to digital, also gives a sense or feeling of nostalgia with its images that is very difficult to replicate digitally due to the grain, light leaks, and type of film used.
Lovers on Film
Fun on Film
Landscapes on Film
super 8mm
What is super 8mm film?
Super 8 is a type of motion picture film format that emerged in the late 1960s as a simplified and user-friendly alternative to traditional 8mm film. It quickly became a go-to choice for amateur filmmakers, families, and enthusiasts interested in capturing moving images with a touch of nostalgia.
I love the feeling nostalgia brings to us and wanted to add an extra element to what I offer as a photographer. Capturing the essence of events in motion, super 8 brings a dynamic dimension to the stories I tell, preserving the magic of moments in a way that only the fusion of motion and film combined can achieve.
Exploring the realms of cinematic storytelling through super 8 films has taught me just how priceless these moments are.
