08/07/2026
Over the past year, I’ve been adding 35mm and medium format film to my wedding photography.
Manual focus, manual exposure, light leaks and grain — it truly resonates with my approach.
In this performative industry, where some cameras can shoot up to 120 frames per second, I purposely decided to slow down. My main cameras don’t even have autofocus.
Because at some point, the tools that were meant to make my life easier were making it a little bland. Tasteless.
By embracing a slower approach — trying to make every single frame count — I feel connected to the moment in a way I never did with high-tech gear.
That’s becoming more and more central to the way I tell a story.
Would you choose imperfect images full of character, or clean ones that maybe lack a little soul?
