Some 35mm film photos, recorded on my Lomography La Sardina Camera.
There's something about analog films that I love. The unique texture of each film in every light of every moment. Each photo is unique. As I don't see the photo right away, I have to stop for a long time to absorb the moment, think and imagine the screen well, immerse myself in the moment before the click. This is undoubtedly an exercise for my digital photographs and graphic creations.
I used double exposure in most of the photos, which is a great experience, as I often spend days between one photo and another in the same frame. Knowing how to use analog tools fills my digital creations with a real-life touch. And I love that accepting the non-perfect in a record. It's what gives the image soul.
