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Film needs to make a comeback. Dark rooms, chemicals, film reels. I know polaroids are common nowadays but lets bring back disposable cameras, 35mm pocket cams, kodak developing centers at cvs. (Polaroid I took at a photoshoot 5 years ago.)
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Feb 16, 2025

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Every time I take fun candids of my friends (on my phone) and send them immediately they hate the pictures so I’ve started waiting like a week to send them to them and they appreciate them more when they forgot they existed and have 0 expectations
Feb 16, 2025
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I started using film more last year and it is so satisfying not knowing how the pictures came out until they’re developed. It almost feels like a short term time capsule lol. The warmth of the results is so much better than digital too imo
Feb 16, 2025
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ucrazyfordisone it is like a time capsule! and the composition of the photo is almost never perfect but still perfect somehow
Feb 16, 2025

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expensive nonsense but connects you to the photos more. breathes life into them. something to make images seem less disposable in an era of taking a picture of anything and everything
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Fun to forget about and remember to develop 6 months later
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You should forget about your film rolls so that it’s a treat and surprise once you finally develop them This, for instance, is from January. I got it scanned yesterday. A Photographer’s Delight!
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