I’m sure that anyone who has been in a darkroom a handful of times knows that setting and using timers can be a hassle. I haven’t been in a darkroom since high school, circa 2007, but I do remember how we only had the big white clock on the wall to count our seconds and…
We’re back from the interview hiatus! Well, sort of. I was really busy yesterday and didn’t have the time to sit down and focus on a post, so your film photog Friday is now a Saturday. No worries though, you’ll get to see some really pretty slide film examples from Maryland photographer, Kevin Grall. What…
Today’s film photographer is Sean Dackermann! He is based in Harford County and typically shoots digital and studio work, most recognizably in black and white. His main focus is people, with another focus in concert photography. His work in portraiture and concert photojournalism has been published in various magazines. See more of his work here!…
Today was full of film talk. I met with a film photographer today that specializes in photographing the night sky. Quite interesting! BUT that interview will be up sometime next week. Today’s film photographer is Joe Sterne! He loves challenges and continues to use film to explore different viewpoints. He has a yearly project called,…
Hi! Film photographer Friday again, yay! This week featured is Cassie Paton, owner of the Mobbie winning blog, Witty Title Here. I met Cassie at The Baltimore Sun’s Mobbie awards and she told me how she loved to also shoot film. She’s hilarious and a great writer, but also a lovely film photographer as well. She…
Story: Patrick McAllen Multimedia: Kaitlin Newman and Samantha Iacia I did this story for my journalism class this semester. Please check out this story, as well as other really awesome ones on my class blog called Better Baltimore. Patrick wrote the story and I took the photos in the video. 🙂 In a world that…
I’ll have to admit, writing a Film Photog Friday every week really makes the week fly by! Unfortunately, my Macbook was involved in a serious adventure which resulted in its retirement this past Thursday. A new one will be on its way, but until then I will try to keep the blog running as smoothly…
Hi everyone! So I know today isn’t “Film Photographer Friday”…it’s Saturday. I was just too busy this week to have the post up and finished yesterday so I’m temporarily allowing Saturday to take the limelight. Last night’s show at Tatu went amazing! So thankful for everyone who came out to see my work in person.…
Meeting a fellow film photographer is always awesome, so you can imagine my delight when I was mindlessly scrolling through my Facebook newsfeed and came across a photo of Kyle here, holding a film camera. My eyes focused in on the film advance so I knew instantly he was shooting film. Kyle is a model in…
This week’s interview is with professional film photographer Johnny Martyr. A graduate of film school, Martyr’s love for the frozen frame has developed over time into an everyday way of life. He has worked with numerous cameras, both digital and film as well an antique film cameras as well. Me: How did you get started…
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