Film Photography

I've always been a huge fan of disposable cameras and film photography. In college, I expanded my skills by experimenting with manual film photography, with a focus on black-and-white film.
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I studied the traditional process of developing, scanning, and printing film by hand, as well as digitizing and editing it on a computer. Through trial and error, I gained a greater appreciation for the artistry and technical precision involved in photography.
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I continued to build on this experience during my internship, where I shot an entire roll of film throughout the summer. I also enjoyed experimenting with different lighting techniques, locations, and creative concepts. In this section, you'll find a variety of my film photographs, including images captured for a surprise wedding.

One of the most meaningful aspects of my film photography journey is that I shoot with my grandfather's 1969 Minolta camera. Being able to create new work with a camera that has been in my family for generations makes the process even more special.