The Journal is where Film & Time slows down to reflect — a space for stories, essays, and images that explore the art of seeing with intention. Each entry captures more than a photo; it’s a study in patience, light, and everyday beauty. Think of it as a quiet place to pause, observe, and rediscover the details time usually rushes past.
The Magic of Medium Format Film
There’s something special about shooting landscapes on medium format film. It’s not just about the gear—it’s about the experience. The slower pace, the richness of the images, and the satisfaction of seeing a well-executed shot come to life all make it worth exploring.
Learning to See in Motion
Street photography presents a dynamic, fast-paced environment. Unlike landscapes, street scenes are fleeting, requiring quick decisions and decisive action. There's a sense of urgency in capturing the moment as it happens, knowing that once it's gone, it's lost forever.
Why I Shoot Film
The photo scans I received from the lab were not especially notable; however, I loved them! The delayed gratification of seeing the photos I had shot weeks prior was immense. Being able to hold the physical negatives in my hand, I realized what the digital photos were missing—a tangible presence.