Film Photography & Videography

Medium Format (120 film)
My main medium format camera is the Mamiya RZ67, celebrated for its incredible detail, rich tonality, and beautiful depth of field. Unlike smaller formats, it produces exceptionally sharp images with a dreamy background blur that makes subjects pop. Its larger negative size captures more subtle textures and tones, creating a cinematic, almost three-dimensional feel. Perfect for portraits and landscapes, this camera turns each frame into a work of art.

35mm Film Cameras
I shoot with a variety of 35mm cameras, each with its own personality and strengths. Some of my favorites include the Asahi Pentax ME for its classic feel and compact design, the Canon Rebel 2000 and Nikon AF for their versatility and reliable sharpness, and the Stereo Realist for creating unique 3D-style images. 35mm film is wonderfully flexible, capturing lively, authentic moments with beautiful grain and character. These cameras are ideal for portraits, lifestyle sessions, or travel shoots, offering endless creative possibilities tailored to your vision.

Super 8 Cine Camera
I shoot Super 8 film using my Argus Cosina 706, a vintage  camera that brings a nostalgic, 1970’s cinematic quality to motion pictures. Super 8 film captures moments with a dreamy texture, soft grain, and warm tones, evoking the feel of cherished home movies. This format is ideal for capturing the essence of weddings, elopements, and intimate celebrations, offering a romantic and timeless aesthetic. It’s also perfect for stylized brand shoots, social media projects, and creative storytelling, providing a unique visual appeal that stands out in today’s digital landscape. Super 8 film doesn’t record sound, allowing the visuals to take center stage, often complemented by carefully selected music to enhance the emotional impact. Each roll of film is thoughtfully used to capture candid, meaningful moments, resulting in a highlight reel that feels authentic and personal.