#shoot more film

[marisarenee]

Sweet Little Summer Glimmers (on Instagram) by Marisa Renee

[sendhimtotheshadowrealm]

piata romana // bucharest (2023)

[iloveyou8600]

Jojo before bed on Halloween

[jonthefro]

SLC on Acros-II

Very apparent that we have two seasons here in Utah, Winter and Construction.

Eos 3, 40mm 2.8, Acros-ii (AKA the best black and white film stock, period)

[thatpartofher]

sitting down with the woman i was many years ago, there is temptation to want to collect the fear that is about to pour out from her glances and onto the ground. i’d want to soak it up with as many absorbent words as i could possibly toss on top of the mess…

but i don’t.

instead i listen to her.

and while digesting her words i keep my eyes locked with hers, with no other plan but to spend undivided time with every single page of her stories, even the ones she wants to read out loud to me more than once. i allow space for the growing puddle of her panic to pool around our seats, and no matter the discomfort i may soon drown in, there with her i’ll be.

as each leaf falls from her book now sponging up the flood, the both of us see how the ink can now fade and she and i blend into one.

-that part of her

[sontles]

!! Ilford Photo launched a new survey to see how the film photography scene is doing and they're asking ALL film photographers for input !!

Do it!! Here's a link ok byeee

[more-than-ideas]

film

[nearlydark]

Upper Yosemite Falls and the Merced River

May, 2024

🎞️ Lomo 800

[grandwretch]

i do think peak comedy is a steve who is absolutely aware of the effect he has on people, but has never felt that way towards anyone else-- the closest he got was with nancy and robin, because he loved them both in different ways, and sometimes he felt like he was going to go insane if he didn't talk to them or touch them right now, but it was never like he had seen other people act about him. robin and nancy made him a better person. they didn't drive him to ridiculous levels of violence and obsession. maybe people in hawkins were just fucking weird.

and then he meets eddie, falls in love with eddie, and he's like... yeah, okay. alright. no, i get it. if anything happened to this guy i would steal the nuclear launch codes.

[marisarenee]

You Were My Best Friend Pt. II (on Instagram) from Secrets I Tell the Trees by Marisa Renee

📷: Mamiya RB67 🎞: Kodak Ektar 100 120

Each letter of this phrase was hand-cut from pressed oak leaves and hung on hemp twine to create a conceptual art installation. This photo was shot in fall 2021 in Thornton, Colorado.

[sendhimtotheshadowrealm]

[hyohaehyuk]

juliana_rychlikova: thanksgiving with vampire fam ❤️ (2023)

source: pixielayer and jandythinker (Note: Juliana Rychlikova have her IG account private so i dont know how the fandom got this photo. maybe she privated the account after the fandom found the photos/videos yesterday)

It seems they celebrated Thanksgiving at Jacob’s house in Prague

Photos via Jacob Anderson IG

Screenshots: funtheysaid, lesbratprince and pixielayer

[jonthefro]

Happy Accidents.

This roll of slide film I shot in Chicago on a recent scouting trip did what's called "fat rolling", where the backing paper on the core of the take-up spool won't be as tight as you normally want it.

This causes light piping through the roll, especially the outer frames. Pretty neat to see the backing paper numbers burnt in tbh.

GL690, Provia 100F +2 stops

[hotvintagepoll]

Oh no I missed coffee night!!!!

I wanted to ask you about Hitchcock 😔 If you're willing to answer, which movies of his do you think are overrated and which do you think are actually good? He's my most watched director (because film school) but I only genuinely like a few of his films and always disagreed with my classmates about which ones were the best

I feel like I'm holding up a Daffy Duck style sign that says "shoot me" because Hitchcock is so well thought of by cinephiles versus me, the basic horny mod who watches movies with hot people in them. With that said, I remember Rope, Dial M for Murder, North by Northwest, and To Catch a Thief all left me a bit flat, because I felt like he was prioritizing pushing technical limits or creating extravagant images over deeper characters and relationships. I love a good technical limit-pushing, but it needs to serve the story! And sometimes I feel like he has an idea he wants to try or an image he wants to show and puts so much focus on developing it that characters' reality and interest kind of falls by the wayside—they become pawns navigating his situations, instead of interesting characters in their own right.

To be fair, this is more a characteristic of his later work than his early work—The Lady Vanishes is one of my favorite movies, and I remember Notorious and Spellbound both being enjoyable when I watched them a few years ago. Again, basic film watcher here. Don't show this post to the Criterion collection.

[biomic]

it feels like we haven't filmed in a grocery store since the early 2000s

[more-than-ideas]

Sunday film