I had forgotten how deeply film photos pull you in. Your eye surveys the scene and instantly you're transported, bathing in the rich colors and ethereal light. If my Boo is in the photo you can be sure I'm gonna take a nice long bath.
I picked up these photos from the shop yesterday and I can't stop looking at them. Mostly it's the light that I'm drawn too, it's light unlike anything in a digital photo, or at least anything I can capture in a digital photo. I put my film camera away shortly after Alice was born favoring the quick and easy iPhone and digital cameras over the slow and steady film. I think it's time for a switcheroo after seeing these photos. Yes, there are a lot of duds in the roll - blinks, grimaces, blur - but the ones that come out well are worth the twenty odd ones that come out badly.
I've also started taking a few on a Fuji instant camera.
And here is one of my favorite photos of Alice, a film photo, taken when she was only two or three days old. I took the same photo on my digital camera and it's not as good, not as true to the moment somehow.
oh that face! and these photos! Tell me when Alice's birthday is again? She is such a little dolly. I don't want Wren to grow up. It's such a precious age.
ReplyDeleteTal she's so beautiful! Love love the photos!
ReplyDeleteSigh. What a beauty. Amazing shots, Tal! Thanks for sharing! xoxox
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