Without getting too technical, I find that film provides a far more forgiving photo as opposed to digital. The light, colours and contrasts are very hard to produce on a digital camera. It is a unique experience.

Film photography holds such a nostalgic and dreamy feel. Unlike everything in today’s day and age, it forces you to slow down and really capture the moment. Waiting for your photos to come back rather than seeing them on a screen in the moment, creates a bond between the client and shooter. It allows the client to put all your trust into the vision and the photographers eye.

Super 8 videography is film, but in motion. It is another extremely forgiving medium that captures a dreamlike quality frame for frame. The client tends to love the sound of the camera and the feel of being in front of it.

Unfortunately, the film is a test of patience. Unlike a digital camera, the film in my camera is shot on a film roll. The photos are only available after they are taken out of the canister and developed. Although I promise it’s worth the wait.

Documentation and archiving memories through photo and video has to be where my passion comes from. Documenting moments in a way where you can look back and feel what you felt from that moment in your life is what I strive to produce in every photo.

Photos and videos are tangible and physical moments of the past. Investing in a capturer who is passionate and invested in this art is vital for having these tangible moments archived.