Robert Law is an emerging photographer based in Wales in the UK. Using traditional cameras and film, he captures both the everyday and enjoys producing images that challenge the viewer into questioning many photographic stereotypes. His style is sometimes melancholic and often minimal.
See more from film photographer Robert Law at his website, www.wtgphoto.com (With the Grain), Facebook: www.facebook.com/withthegrainphoto or Instagram: @with_the_grain_photo
Glenn was born in Winnipeg, Canada, and lives in Brooklyn, NY. An ex-experimental theatre performer, photography is a new art form for him. His personal site is https://glennhall.nyc. He’s also recently started uploading to Flickr.
Chris Ullrich is a photographer, writer, husband, father, occasional sleeper and fan of caffeinated beverages. He currently resides in the Texas Hill Country with his wife and son and his extensive collection of photographic equipment, notebooks, pencils and coffee making paraphernalia.
You can find him on Twitter @ChrisU or on Instagram @UllrichPics.
Staci Lee Kennelly is a film photographer living in Los Angeles. She has shown her photography work in galleries in Pasadena, Malibu, and Los Angeles. Her past projects have included Every Second Sunday and The Hours. She is currently a regular contributor on Viewfinders, a blog of fifteen photographers dedicated to recording the world around them.
She is most happy when she has two film cameras slung around her shoulders and a Metro day pass in her pocket. She likes her cameras old, her shoes comfortable and her whiskey neat.
Peter lives in Northern New Jersey, and takes inspiration for his photography from the diverse scenery and people of the New York metropolitan area. Although not a photographer by profession, he values the creativity, challenges, and aesthetic associated with the medium. Peter uses Kodak Tri-X and Ilford FP4+ film with Nikon, Hasselblad, and Rolleiflex cameras, and develops, processes, and scans at home.
I tend to compose in a minimalist fashion & my personal work is centred in finding disquiet and unease in the still. I’m trying to slow my work down, to reconnect with that something that just doesn’t seem to be there within the digital medium, which is how I have found my way back to film photography.
Living in the heart of Yorkshire in the UK, my work is predominantly landscape but I’m currently exploring portraiture and in particular, the collaboration between photographer and subject.
I have a lot of nostalgia for the analogue processes of shooting, processing and printing the final image and work in 35mm, Medium & Large formats.
The more you put in, the more you get out. At least that’s what my mother used to say...
Personal portfolio: www.northphoto.uk | Instagram: www.instagram.com/markjhillyer Facebook: www.facebook.com/MJHStudio | Main Website: www.mjhstudio.co.uk
My film photographic work is deeply personal in nature. I photograph both men and women, and recurring themes of loss, anguish, and despair are ever present. I primarily shoot nude or semi nude, not for any sexual reasons but because the human form communicates truth and naturalness. I love expressing and evoking powerful feeling with my work, feelings that are mostly hidden in day to day life.
I utilize 35mm, medium format, and polaroid to create these stories. I especially love polaroid, as it gives a dreamy and surreal atmosphere.
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Born in Christchurch, NEW ZEALAND & having lived in Melbourne, AUSTRALIA, Suva, FIJI & Los Angeles, USA, I now call Sydney home.
My initiation into Photography started on a 1986-87 road trip around Australia working on farms & fruit picking to sustain our way & was fully realised the following year on a trip that took me through India, Nepal & Bhutan. This trip really opened my eyes to the world around me and from that moment on, I’ve travelled with my film camera wherever I go, observing & capturing scenes from around the globe. I favour 35mm, but also enjoy medium and 4x5 format shooting both in Colour and Black and White.
Photography for me, personally, is about being present and in the moment, giving me a clearer perspective of the world around me.
It awakens my senses.
Provides me artistic expression.
But most importantly, enjoyment.
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