Stephen Carle believes film photography is not dead and wants to share his skills with his community. Photo / Bevan Conley
Stephen Carle believes the world of film photography is not dying and is, in fact, resurging worldwide.
Carle, who has worked in journalism for many years, has recently re-discovered his passion for film photography and now wants to share his skills with others.
"You get a buzz out of it
because, with artificial intelligence these days, with a lot of things you're thinking less and less and decisions are made for you, and with analogue photography you're actually taking back engaging with the brain and get more satisfaction."
He said shooting film photography is rewarding the more you get involved in the process and unlike when using a smartphone, you can start telling the camera what you want.
"With a smartphone you probably delete most of the photos you've taken but I find with [film photography] there's very few I actually delete because you actually put so much time and thinking into it."
