Film Photography – Page 7 – Explorations In Photography

Rear Window In An Automobile Graveyard

Black and white film is the perfect medium to record the fascinating details of the abandoned, the decayed and the ruined.

Fuji film at its best, with a bias toward cool blues, but with the compensating warmth of the sunset producing a soft and mellow image.

Automatic focusing systems, such as those found on digital cameras and smartphones, have trouble producing the bokeh effect.

“What shall I do to gain satori”: asked the earnest traveller seeking advice from a Zen Master.

Crossing a bridge, no matter how small, is a metaphor often summed up for the making of an important decision.