Be it cold weather, the pandemonium of consumer culture at its zenith (Christmas), much shorter days, or extremely cold weather, somehow I managed to set everything aside and make time for me and my camera(s).

It wasn’t until 2015 until I actually started shooting film. I was hooked immediately and quickly learned how costly it can be doing something you’re passionate about. As with any passion, I learned different ways to make my craft more affordable and manageable for my life; developing color negative films (along with B&W and E6) in my kitchen has been a catalyst for my analog photography. 

Farewell, dearest Elan II. You served me for twelve wonderful months and we became very close friends. You let me regain my trust in Canon EF lenses, automatically loaded my films for me and let me fire as many exposures on the same frame as I damn-well pleased. 

Unfortunately, those days are now over. 

Analog Monthly: November 2016

Each and every month, I review all of my film photos and choose the ones I like best. 

Shoot, Develop, Scan, Repeat. 

Analog Monthly: October 2016

Each and every month, I review all of my film photos and choose the ones I like best. 

Shoot, Develop, Scan, Repeat. 

October's Meetup at Wascana Trails

It’s only been a few weeks since our first little photo meet-up. Due to its success, I thought it would be cool to go ahead and do it all over again. 

It was early when I woke up and I had a roll of film to finish. The sky was dreary and overcast but that didn't stop me from heading out.

Exploring southern Saskatchewan through film photography.