Film is an art form that is currently in the position of losing commercial interest and value at light speed. Those using it are often viewed as out of touch with technology and fighting a lost cause. I want to prove, through this community, that shooting and developing our own film is about creating a piece of art.
Experimentation is the core of film photography. This is a place to share the good and the bad and show off the results. Forget nerdy forums filled with arguments around semantics. We are going to support the film community by creating a thriving art form that puts those digital critics in a position to apologize.
To all the film photo haters: "It's okay that you were wrong. If you apologize you can be in our club."
David Lynch on Digital Video - ok...he's a genius not a hater, but this is an interesting take on DV versus film...I have to admit that he's got some good points. What do you think?
Tired of photography forums filled with nerdy discussions of semantics but no answers? This blog is a place for darkroom photographers to commune, show work, and share creative information on the art of the darkroom. A Room in the Dark intends to make film photography the envy of every digital photographer.
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Thursday, July 1, 2010
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