Portra Papi on Film, Travel & Finding Your Style
Shifter: Film Follow-Up
THANK YOU.
Lots of good discussion around my last film, "Film is Holding You Back." Mostly a give and take, but some profoundly interesting twists demanding a little more explanation, and a few follow-up questions based on correspondence.
The good news? Lots of people are shooting and enjoying film. Most have valid reasons, while others do not. I was gifted with some puzzling responses, some defensiveness, and a few startling admissions. In the end, no one is hurting anyone else, but for someone who has spent their life around this business, just too good to not follow up on.
Yes, a chicken fell out. Yes, my head itches, and yes, I solved my squirrel problem.
Fotografieren mit offener Blende – Mehr Tiefe im Bild
Steve McCurry takes on our quick-fire questions. How I See Podcast – Listen now.
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Film follow up, digital printing and more. #photography
I asked NYC photographers: Digital or Film?
A light talk
Paulie B and Critical focus along with Reuben Radding talk photography and critique your photos
A light Talk
Paulie B. Critical Focus and Reuben Radding talk photography and critique your photos.
Time, Light and Paris
The best photographs are rarely taken by chasing time.
They come from understanding it.
Follow Paul Binham through a day in Paris, as he explores the quiet rhythm behind his photography. From the first light moving through the streets to the changing shadows, reflections, and energy of the city, every moment becomes part of the process.
For Paul, photography is about patience, instinct, and learning to read the light as the day unfolds. It is the way a scene slowly builds, the way time changes the feeling of a place, and the way a photographer knows when a fleeting moment is ready to become an image.