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13 February 12

Help Highlights

For any of you who might have missed some of these, here are highlights from the How-To and guide posts to help you shoot more film:

Help & How-Tos

Guides:

Complete List of Help & How-Tos

Complete List of Guides

    18 October 11

    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)

    17 October 11

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

    All shot with a Nikon FM2 and Kodak Ektar 100

    (Source: istillshootfilm.org)

    14 October 11
    Jardins de l’Hôtel des Archevêques de Sens | Shot with a Blackbird Fly and Kodak Ektar 100

    Jardins de l’Hôtel des Archevêques de Sens | Shot with a Blackbird Fly and Kodak Ektar 100

    11 October 11
    Colourized America, 1862-1923 @ How To Be A Retronaut

    Amazing black and white images that have been colored… I’m not sure if the coloring was done by hand or in Photoshop, but the result is quite beautiful. Granted, some of the photos look fake due to the color, but some look really amazing. Definitely worth checking out.

    6 October 11
    Les Quais de Paris | Shot with a Blackbird Fly and Kodak Ektar 100

    Les Quais de Paris | Shot with a Blackbird Fly and Kodak Ektar 100

    4 October 11
     Paris multiple exposure | Shot with a Blackbird Fly and Kodak Ektar 100

     Paris multiple exposure | Shot with a Blackbird Fly and Kodak Ektar 100

    3 October 11
    “ There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer.
    —  ~Ansel Adams

    (Source: istillshootfilm.org)

    12 September 11
    Lameshur Bay, St. John, USVI  | Shot with a Kodak disposable underwater camera (ISO 800)

    Lameshur Bay, St. John, USVI  | Shot with a Kodak disposable underwater camera (ISO 800)

    8 September 11

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

    All shot with a Nikon FM2 and Kodak Ektar 100

    (Source: istillshootfilm.org)

    5 September 11
    It may be Monday, but when I close my eyes this is what I see ♥ View of Hawksnest Bay through my sunglasses, St. John USVI | Shot with a Nikon FM 2 and Kodak Ektar 100

    It may be Monday, but when I close my eyes this is what I see ♥

    View of Hawksnest Bay through my sunglasses, St. John USVI | Shot with a Nikon FM 2 and Kodak Ektar 100

    1 September 11
    Coral at Francis Bay, St. John, USVI  | Shot with a Kodak disposable underwater camera (ISO 800)

    Coral at Francis Bay, St. John, USVI  | Shot with a Kodak disposable underwater camera (ISO 800)

    31 August 11
    Starfish, St. John, USVI  | Shot with a Kodak disposable underwater camera (ISO 800)

    Starfish, St. John, USVI  | Shot with a Kodak disposable underwater camera (ISO 800)



    Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh