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A series of small observations, II
A series of small observations I
lost in the light
LACMA, Los Angeles
March 2014
Some of my photos from the collaborative Mt Pleasant Food Stories project
Philadelphia
August 2015
SOUTHWEST // 35mm // Kerria Gray
Reader Top 5: Your Favorite Film Photos For 2014!
We asked you to share your favorite film photo that you shot in 2014, and you guys posted some amazing shots! Here are 5 we really love:
1. louisdazy
2. jenquest
3. soilerosion
4. ramonaluescher
5. kerriagray
Pretty flattered that two of my photos made it onto their top five...
ON SHOOTING FILM
Submitted by Kerria Gray
When I shoot film I am forced to slow down, to consider my surroundings, to contemplate my subjects and to focus slowly and carefully. There is a slow drawn-out joy in the shooting and in the waiting for each roll of film, a calm joy that I don’t experience with digital photography. To me, digital and film are two different beasts altogether, two different crafts, two different ways of seeing and experiencing the world. Digital is easy, and fast, and full of marvelous convenience and all sorts of top qualities, but it lacks some magic that I cannot quite describe. Analogue, on the other hand, is slow, unpredictable, measured, careful, calm. It is also continuously and eternally expensive, and often frustrating and full of tragic mistakes, but somehow it always feels worth it. I take long pauses to set up each shot, I hesitate, I consider every little detail and every little thing in the frame before pressing the shutter and exposing a precious frame. I pause for long drawn-out thoughtful moments.
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Wrote a lil' piece on shooting film for Field & Forest...
Fort Stevens State Park, Oregon
Golden Ears Park // Utopic Horizons
snow studies
I once spent a summer in France. I think about it often.
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Fellas
Northward
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