⠀ 📸: @shots.by_juan 🎞: Kodak #Gold200 ⠀ #KodakFilm⁣ #KodakProfessional ⠀ “Shooting on film helps me trust the moment. There’s no screen, no instant feedback just instinct, light, and patience. I try to make images that feel honest, cinematic without being staged, and rooted in the mood of a place.”

⠀⁠ 📸: @grainyboi_⁠ 🎞: Kodak #Portra400⁠ ⠀⁠ #KodakFilm⁣⁠ #KodakProfessional⁠ ⠀⁠ “I shoot film because it forces me to slow down. No spraying shots, no checking the screen every two seconds. Just taking the time to actually look, feel, and wait. It makes me more present.⁠ ⠀⁠ There’s also just something about the whole process. Loading a roll, hearing the shutter click, waiting for scans. It’s not perfect, but that’s kind of the point. It feels real.”

⠀ 📸: @foto.gunst 🎞: Kodak #Ektar100 #Portra160 #Portra400 ⠀ #KodakFilm⁣ #KodakProfessional ⠀ “A couple of years ago, I decided to shoot film exclusively and learned that the analog process is more tangible and personal for me. Every photograph is the result of my decisions, whether it’s the choice of film and camera or the composition and exposure. Shooting film involves a truth that is becoming increasingly important these days: this mixture of light-sensitive chemicals has actually seen the world and all its beautiful facets.“

⠀⁠ 📸: @g.martinfilm⁠ 🎞: Kodak #Portra400⁠ ⠀⁠ #KodakFilm⁣⁠ #KodakProfessional⁠ ⠀⁠ “I enjoy film photography both for the process - which allows me to be more connected to the moment - and for the results, which are unique, with characteristic colors and textures, and those imperfections that are, in fact, so perfect.”