Why Film, Really, Why Kenneth?

I always carry a Nikon DSLR and a 28mm f1.8 lens with me in case I come across a story for my Roy Stryker photo project. And I have a few lenses in in my car, the most useful is a 70-300mm f4-5.6 Nikkor Zoom that is slow, cheap ($75) and small, yet sharp as...

“Digital is Much More Convenient.”

I see those words written a lot and they are often heard when I mention I shoot film photographs. To which I want to say, "Who said convenient art was the best art?" Another one is, "It's so expensive photographing on film, I don't see how you do it," while they're carrying the latest Sony...

The Film/Digital Difference

The difference between the two is night and day to me, and I am assuming you also can see it. There's a time for each, just like there's a time for watercolor and oil paint. Just like there is a time for takeout food (takeaway for those readers across the pond) and a time to...

The Difference Between Film and Digital Photography

Film looks like past tense.  It presents history. Film is for images that matter to me. See the difference? First is film, second is digital. Same time, same place. http://TheFilmPhotographer.com