Analogue Photography


No place is boring, if you've had a good night's sleep and have a pocket full of unexposed film.

Pop-art icon Andy Warhol was once quoted as saying, “The idea of waiting for something makes it more exciting,” and it perfectly applies to analogue photography. There is no LCD screen to check your photos and you’ll only see what you have captured after the film roll has been processed, scanned and printed. Ask any analogue photography devotee and they’ll tell you that the wait is part of the thrill!
Once you get into analogue photography, you’re sure to find it creatively fulfilling.

Modern-day apps and software have tried to emulate the effects that you get with film photos, but nothing beats the original; it’s more rewarding when you create it yourself rather than with a filter. Of course, the results may vary (depending on the lighting conditions, the film and camera used and the mood of your photo lab operator, etc.) but overall the analogue look is unmistakable. Colors are richer, the saturation is more dramatic (or ‘wild’ if you wish), and the film grain adds soul and character to your images, they seem to evoke nostalgic and dream-like memories.
Experimentation and the thrill of the unknown drive us in our love for analogue.



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