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Nah I've put together a zine, a photo book for my pops, and I've written/photographed for a print magazine. That stuff is fun, too. I had to use a printing company for the zine and book, though (mixam). I live in a small brooklyn apartment with a friend lol I don't have the means and space for printers or even a home darkroom setup. I went to a local spot called gowanus darkroom.
Digital prints are meaningful for me to share with my friends and family, for them to have a piece of what I'm doing for them and with them. Analog photography is for me to connect with the art form and appreciate the centuries-old process. I learned my way through the darkroom as I learned about my favorite 20th century photographers.
There will always be a disconnect between digital and film for me, and nothing digital has compared to creating a print from a negative in a darkroom.
Digital prints are meaningful for me to share with my friends and family, for them to have a piece of what I'm doing for them and with them. Analog photography is for me to connect with the art form and appreciate the centuries-old process. I learned my way through the darkroom as I learned about my favorite 20th century photographers.
There will always be a disconnect between digital and film for me, and nothing digital has compared to creating a print from a negative in a darkroom.
