Time flies. It’s so fast that I’ve finished nine posts and are
typing the last one now! So unbelievable. I’d like to show gratitude to those
who visit my blog and make comments on the articles. Though it may be complicated
or boring sometimes, I hope you can enjoy them and appreciate the photos.
The reason choosing this topic is mainly due to my interest. I took
my first film this June, and I was impressed by the results. Therefore, I decided
this topic to get know more about film photography and share with you. It was quite
hard for me to write articles at first because I wasn’t familiar with these
information. However, I’ve gone through it.
The contents are mainly divided into three parts, which are introduction
of films, film developing, and an example of a photographic style-street
photography. On the first topic, I introduced the history of films, different
categories of films and their structures. Then I mentioned the steps of developing.
On the last topic, I introduced a style, street photography, which I am interested
in, and a great photographer, Henri Cartier Bresson.
I hope you can find film photography interesting and like the photos
I shared with you! And as usual, I have to post my last picture to you. It’s
rice in the Shirakawa Gō (白川鄉合掌村). It reminded
me of Cloudgate’s dance work, Rice(稻禾), and I highly recommend this beautiful great work after I’ve
watched it twice!
