Category: Film Photography
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Revisiting old photographs is always a unique journey through time. This time, I went back to 2018, when I was walking the streets of Dublin with my Nikon F80, capturing everyday life on black and white Fuji Acros 100 film. It was a slower, more mindful way of shooting — no instant previews, no rush.…
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In 2013, I embraced slide film photography, specifically using Fuji Velvia 50, renowned for its vibrant colors and sharp details. This experience taught me the importance of precision in exposure and composition. Shooting film instilled a sense of patience and ritual, making the rewarding results feel even more valuable and unforgettable.
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The author reflects on the nostalgic significance of analog photography, specifically capturing Glendalough in 2013 using a Bronica ETRS and Fuji Velvia 50 film. Valued for its rich colors and imperfections, analog photography evokes emotions and memories, highlighting changes in the landscape while preserving cherished moments. A return to Glendalough is anticipated.
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Analog photography, particularly with slide film like Fuji Velvia 100F, offers an exceptional experience. The author recounts shooting in breathtaking Irish locations, capturing vibrant landscapes with rich colors and fine detail. The challenges of exposure and lighting enhance the rewarding nature of film photography, leading to enduring memories and unique character in each image.
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The author reflects on revisiting their first roll of Ilford HP5+ 400 film shot with a Bronica ETRS camera in 2013. Although the photos are technically flawed, they represent a significant learning journey in analog photography. The experience underscores the excitement and growth inherent in capturing moments on film.
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Springtime in Dublin, though grey and dreary in 2014, held a unique allure. Capturing the St. Patrick’s Day Parade showcased vibrant colors against a muted backdrop. Visits to the Botanic Gardens revealed early blooms, while street scenes highlighted everyday life. Analog photography with my Olympus Trip 35 and Fuji Pro 400H preserved these moments beautifully.
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In 2014, I explored analog photography using an Olympus Trip 35 and Kodak T-Max 400, capturing Dublin in black and white. This approach highlighted the rich architectural details of Victorian buildings and the serene landscapes of Bull Island, revealing Dublin’s nostalgic side and its harmonious blend of past and present.
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In May 2014, I captured various parts of Dublin, particularly around D2, using an Olympus Trip 35 camera and 35mm Kodak T-Max 400 film. The resulting black-and-white photographs evoke a classic, timeless essence of the city’s streets and landmarks, highlighting its unique character.
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In April 2014, I explored Northern Ireland’s coastline, focusing on County Antrim. Key experiences included photographing the Giant’s Causeway and Dark Hedges using an Olympus Trip 35 camera with Fuji Superia 200 film. The collection features both captivating landscapes and urban shots from Dublin, showcasing diverse beauty.