If you need help creating a short film on 16mm celluloid, you are in the right place.

This blog documents my long-awaited quest to finally shoot Kodak Aerochrome, the legendary false-positive infrared film that turns living landscapes into surreal pink dreamscapes. From the history of Aerochrome to filter experiments and chasing the perfect shot in Yosemite, it’s a deep dive into why this rare infrared film stock feels more like a photographic event than just another roll of film—and why the hunt is half the magic.

A real-world Nikon 35Ti review from Austin, Texas. Titanium body, matrix metering, premium features, and Unknown rangefinder vibes.

A real-world Kodak Portra 160 review shot across Texas on a Leica M6 and Mamiya 7. Latitude, skin tones, pushing film, and why Portra 160 is underrated.

Shooting panoramic film photography in Texas with the Mamiya 7 completely changed how I see wide format film. What once felt like a gimmick became a powerful storytelling tool, using scale, context, and composition to guide the viewer’s eye. In this post, I explore panoramic photography, wide aspect ratios, and narrative film photography through abandoned landscapes, small towns, and open Texas roads. If you’re interested in panoramic film, the Mamiya 7, wide format photograp

A quick and easy joint around Chinatown with a new color film, OptiColor 200

Roaming around Texas trying to find the Difference in Kodak Gold in 35mm and 120

Introduction: A New Player in the Color Film Game The film photography world just got a massive shake-up, and I'm here for it. After...

The Full Comparison Years ago, I conceived this wild idea to test out all the consumer budget-friendly best cheap color film options on...