I dabbled with various types of photography throughout my analog adventure. Here i wanted to include night photography (recently rediscovered), protest documentary and my first steps into medium format. I’m fully aware that I haven’t developed „my unique style” and frankly i’m not sure i ever will.

"... the shadow whispered, Abolish me, make me light."
—Charles Wright

From the archive, summer 2024. One of my favorite portraits that I’ve taken thus far.

#believeinfilm #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #35mmfilm

My first camera was a Canon point and shoot bought online cheaper than the price of one 35mm roll with processing. It began the pursuit of testing various film stocks and acquiring more cameras. These portraits of my wife for example are all shot with a different film and camera combination.

I figured i’d like to introduce myself to these fine Bluesky people. I’m Michał, an amatour photographer from Poznań, Poland. I started shooting film about 7 years ago, in pursuit of a hobby to fill up my time outside of studying. And it just keeps on going. I’m gonna continue my story in next post

I spent my friday evening at the screening of The Brutalist. The longest movie i’ve seen in a theather and the only one with an intermission. I had good time and not only thanks to the ✨film colours✨ (Vista Vision process) but hell it definitely did help. Do check it out if you find the time.

So far I'm pretty exited about this app, seeking other analog photographers would be very hard if it weren't for @consofcart.bsky.social and his Starter Pack. Now this fresh start feels long overdue.

Mamiya RB67 with Kentmere 100

Here's a starter pack of/for film and analog photographers. If you want to be added, hit me up.

Add who you like or collect them all!

#analogphotography #filmsnotdead #filmphotography
#believeinfilm 🎞️

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Hello Bluesky! Came here looking for a photography safespace my instagram once was. For a first post here i’ve decided on somewhat fresh photographs of abandoned windmills found on the way of our first destination during late analog photography roadtrip.

Shot with Mamiya RB67 and Kentmere 100