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Film Photographer Spotlight: Tim Hollister

Name: Tim Hollister
Age: 29
Location: Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Photographing For: several years

Cameras: Olympus Trip, Nikon L35
Fav Films: Fuji, Ilford Delta

Tim on why he shoots film:

“I still shoot film, as I enjoy the analog as much as any new technology. I find film to be a far more rewarding and permanent process when compared to digital; choose all the variables and ‘click’, you’re more or less stuck with the results. I think that alone keeps me coming back. There’s a patience and education required, more thought and creative input at the front end rather than after the fact, I guess that’s what I really enjoy.

I think film tends to portray a scene, person or place in its most real state; a perfect way to convey a memory to a friend, a token of a place visited or a time passed. It seems that most film photos tend to come back just as you remember the scene, person, place or landscape, rather than an over-processed work of ‘art’ that digital processing can sometimes be. Also most cameras I use don’t require batteries for a meter, which means carrying a working camera is simple and reflects the lifestyle I’d like to maintain.”

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Meet My Praktica LLC:


This baby recently went on a little adventure and came back into my possession late last year. I nabbed it up a couple of years ago at a flea market here in Paris with an extra lens and the instruction manual for 20 euros. Apparently, these 35mm cameras were manufactured from 1969 to 1975 in Dresden, Germany. It is fully functioning and is pretty easy to use, although the shutter is in a slightly odd location.