I started this project by collecting around twenty different film cameras and testing different types of film on them. I used mostly inexpensive point and shoot cameras and developed the prints in a lab. I then scanned them onto my computer and they are in their original form. The Film Project photos were taken by me in America, France, Bosnia, and Germany. This project serves to show that film cameras of all kinds can still be used for creative purposes in the digital age.
Dachau concentration camp in Germany.
OM-10 color film
Roses laid to commemorate the jews who died in Dachau.
OM-10 color film
The wooden beds at Dachau.
OM-10 Color film
Twisted wire around the Dachau concentration camp.
OM-10 color film
A Parisian bakery at night.
OM-10 Lomography film
View of a magnifier at the top of the Eiffel Tower.
A man playing the harp at Sacre Coeur in Paris.
OM-10 handmade black and white film
The boating port in Croatia.
Lomography fisheye camera with color film
Muddy Feet- South Bend, Indiana
Holga camera with Lomography black and white film
Double image- South Bend, Indiana
Holga camera with Lomography black and with film
