⠀⁠ 📸: @brendan_arcuri⁠ 🎞: Kodak #Gold200 & #Portra400⁠ ⠀⁠ #KodakFilm⁣⁠ #KodakProfessional⁠ ⠀⁠ “What I like most about shooting on film is the way it forces me to slow down. Every frame requires intention. I also appreciate the physical and finite nature of film. Working within the limits of a roll - complete with grain, imperfections, and surprises - serves as a beautiful reminder that I am not entirely in control of the process.”

⠀⁠ 📸: @santomarco 🎞: Kodak #Portra400⁠ & #Portra800 ⠀⁠ #KodakFilm⁣⁠ #KodakProfessional⁠ ⠀⁠ “I love shooting Portra because of the flexibility and how it handles dynamic, bright scenes. The color palette is also reliable and it aligns closely with my vision.”

⠀⁠ 📸: @paulhiller⁠ 🎞: Kodak #Portra400⁠ ⠀⁠ #KodakFilm⁣⁠ #KodakProfessional⁠ ⠀⁠ “Twenty years ago, I completed an apprenticeship in a photo lab, where I learned all about the qualities of film. Since then, I've used film as the medium for all my work. I photograph amusement parks and so-called "happy sad places" around the globe. In my pictures, I showcase pastel-colored architecture, colorful rides, and unusual roadside installations and attractions. Soft colors from Kodak negative film and a calm composition are part of my visual identity.”

⠀⁠ 📸: @liam.foto⁠ 🎞: Kodak #Portra400⁠ ⠀⁠ #KodakFilm⁣⁠ #KodakProfessional⁠ ⠀⁠ “I shoot film because I prefer tactile feedback with anything I do. Whether it’s photography, drumming or painting, I need it need it to be tangible.⁠ ⠀⁠ Physically focusing a lens, aperture clicks, pushing a shutter release, the slap of a mirror, advancing the film, etc. all those little nuance’s…only analog can offer that, and try all they might, there’ll never be a substitute to shooting film. 0’s and 1’s simply can’t replicate a chemical process”