Discussing a bit about my experiences during a photo walk with film sponsored by ILFORD and organised by Beau Photo in Vancouver, BC.  And notes from the field for World Pinhole Photography Day (WPPD) 2022, the last Sunday in April.

A modest beginning exploration of the cognitive and emotional components that bear upon the art of film photography.

We begin our exploration by asking various photographers two questions:

1. Why is film photography a component of your creative output amidst all the other avenues available to artists?

2. Has film photography changed you in anyway, if so, how?

I'll being sharing notes from the field about my experiences with ILFORD's XP1 (expired 1994) film and a new experimental paper based film called Baryta #12.

As well, I'll be sharing a brief story about wanting a sandwich and having no bread, so out comes Beaumont Newhall's book:  Beaumont's Kitchen.

In this episode, I talk a bit about my journey into pinhole photography.

A Thorough approach to this topic can be found on The LENSLESS Podcast

I'm also taking this opportunity to inject a short segment on Fujichrome Duplicating Film.

A brief history of some of the photographic equipment I use.

I'll also be sharing a short review of the Mamiya 645 Pro TL.

Explorations on the Canadian Prairie a place I call home.

A short little episode where I share about my experience using and processing C41 type colour print film.

A little about my first good SLR camera and the Frugal Film Project