*Custom Printed with 10 Archival Pigment Inks on Pro Luster Paper*
Chinese Fringe Tree in full bloom. Using my vintage film cameras, I enjoy framing plants and trees to capture real life colors with extremely detailed film negatives. Film Photography is a lost art; most people are not aware of the precise detail, sharpness and color accuracy 50+ year old lenses and film can create. I use about a dozen different cameras, only one of those being a digital variant. Even while using my only digital camera, I mount film camera lenses on it via adapters because modern lenses just cannot capture colors, bokeh, and details the same way vintage Japanese glass can.
Camera: 1971 Bronica S2A Film: Kodak Portra 400
~Athens, Georgia
*Custom Printed with 10 Archival Pigment Inks on Pro Luster Paper*
Chinese Fringe Tree in full bloom. Using my vintage film cameras, I enjoy framing plants and trees to capture real life colors with extremely detailed film negatives. Film Photography is a lost art; most people are not aware of the precise detail, sharpness and color accuracy 50+ year old lenses and film can create. I use about a dozen different cameras, only one of those being a digital variant. Even while using my only digital camera, I mount film camera lenses on it via adapters because modern lenses just cannot capture colors, bokeh, and details the same way vintage Japanese glass can.
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