I Still Shoot Film

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I ♥ Film peach & blue print, iPhone case, laptop and iPad skins on Society6

lazorkin asked: How hard is it to find a good film in Paris ?

Not hard… go to the Blvd Beaumarchais, it’s full of camera shops and pro labs that both sell and develop film :)

Film Swap: Caroline Irwin, Belfast, Northern Ireland #4

This image is part of I Still Shoot Film’s World Wide Film Swap, which features photographers from 12 different countries. More information on the film swap can be found here.

About Caroline Irwin

Age: 21

Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Bio: Caroline Irwin is a final year film student and amateur photographer living in Belfast,N Ireland: “My photographs centre almost entirely around my day to day life, i have taken to photography for its ability to encourage my engagement with the world around me,no matter how mundane,ugly, the environment i will always be searching for a photo opportunity, often i’m basically just trying to make my life look and feel prettier than it really is, but in doing so i find things to appreciate that i would otherwise overlook. I take photos,especially with film, because i enjoy the serendipity of the process,something which this double exposure project takes to the extreme! I am also currently learning darkroom skills and loving every minute of it. “

Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/-wasteofpaint-/

Film developing and printing on Kodak Professional Paper provided by Central Color professional lab in Paris.

Film Photography Submission By: amy-monaghan

“I shot this as part of a series on memories using my Holga, Javier. If you like it feel free to check out my photo blog, that-otherworld.tumblr.com

Film Photography Submission By: jennverr

Title: Holgascape

Link: http://www.jlvart.com

Film Photography Submission By: stillbeating (Jennifer Trovato)

Pentax K1000, Kodak Gold 200

www.stillbeating.tumblr.com

www.flickr.com/photos/8513161@N02/

Film Photography Submission By: colinfrei

North sea, Denmark

Pentax Spotmatic, Super-Takumar 1:1.4/50mm, Ilford Delta 400, print on Adox MCP

www.colinfrei.tumblr.com

Film Photography Submission By: Christian Walwanis

Minolta Vectis Ritz APS 200 shot twice

www.facebook.com/cwalwanis

http://chriswalwanis.deviantart.com

Film Swap: Caroline Irwin, Belfast, Northern Ireland #3

This image is part of I Still Shoot Film’s World Wide Film Swap, which features photographers from 12 different countries. More information on the film swap can be found here.

About Caroline Irwin

Age: 21

Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Bio: Caroline Irwin is a final year film student and amateur photographer living in Belfast,N Ireland: “My photographs centre almost entirely around my day to day life, i have taken to photography for its ability to encourage my engagement with the world around me,no matter how mundane,ugly, the environment i will always be searching for a photo opportunity, often i’m basically just trying to make my life look and feel prettier than it really is, but in doing so i find things to appreciate that i would otherwise overlook. I take photos,especially with film, because i enjoy the serendipity of the process,something which this double exposure project takes to the extreme! I am also currently learning darkroom skills and loving every minute of it. “

Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/-wasteofpaint-/

Film developing and printing on Kodak Professional Paper provided by Central Color professional lab in Paris.

On my way back to the States…

I’m so excited for my first real Halloween in almost 8 years!!

Film Swap: Caroline Irwin, Belfast, Northern Ireland #2

Shot #1: Roast Pig, Belfast, Northern Ireland

Shot #2 Landscape, St John USVI

This image is part of I Still Shoot Film’s World Wide Film Swap, which features photographers from 12 different countries. More information on the film swap can be found here.

About Caroline Irwin

Age: 21

Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Bio: Caroline Irwin is a final year film student and amateur photographer living in Belfast,N Ireland: “My photographs centre almost entirely around my day to day life, i have taken to photography for its ability to encourage my engagement with the world around me,no matter how mundane,ugly, the environment i will always be searching for a photo opportunity, often i’m basically just trying to make my life look and feel prettier than it really is, but in doing so i find things to appreciate that i would otherwise overlook. I take photos,especially with film, because i enjoy the serendipity of the process,something which this double exposure project takes to the extreme! I am also currently learning darkroom skills and loving every minute of it. “

Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/-wasteofpaint-/

Film developing and printing on Kodak Professional Paper provided by Central Color professional lab in Paris.

tovera-deactivated20111119 asked: Can I just say that your list of cameras (a.k.a "your babies") basically made me drool and splurge on a new Canon AE-1. So thank you. I think.

Yay! That’s what I like to hear… you’ll thank me even less after you end up with over 10 cameras ;)

How Film Is Made (1958)

This is a super awesome documentary from 1958 about how film was made in the Kodak factory. Very fun to watch.

(Source: istillshootfilm.org)

Film Swap: Caroline Irwin, Belfast, Northern Ireland #1

Shot #1: Buildings, Belfast

Shot #2: Lameshur Bay, St John, USVI

This image is part of I Still Shoot Film’s World Wide Film Swap, which features photographers from 12 different countries. More information on the film swap can be found here.

About Caroline Irwin

Age: 21

Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland

Bio: Caroline Irwin is a final year film student and amateur photographer living in Belfast,N Ireland: “My photographs centre almost entirely around my day to day life, i have taken to photography for its ability to encourage my engagement with the world around me,no matter how mundane,ugly, the environment i will always be searching for a photo opportunity, often I’m basically just trying to make my life look and feel prettier than it really is, but in doing so i find things to appreciate that i would otherwise overlook. I take photos,especially with film, because i enjoy the serendipity of the process,something which this double exposure project takes to the extreme! I am also currently learning darkroom skills and loving every minute of it. “

Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/-wasteofpaint-/

Film developing and printing on Kodak Professional Paper provided by Central Color professional lab in Paris.

1950’s Doo Wop Motels in Wildwood, NJ: Part II

All shot with a Nikon FM2 and Kodak Ektar 100

(Source: istillshootfilm.org)