Trying new film stocks is a great way to shape your visual style as a film photographer. In my Film Review series, I reflect on my experience shooting various film stocks and share sample images from the roll to help you decide if this film stock is worth a try. 

I got my hands on some pre-production rolls of OptiColour 200 from Optik Oldschool and took one for a spin around Paris with my Rolleiflex. In this film stock review, I'll cover how it handles midday light, a few pre-production imperfections, and what I liked about this new film stock.

If you're curious about alternatives to Kodak Gold or curious to experiment with different film emulsions, keep reading to find out whether it's worth adding to your camera bag.

In the last edition of my Rolleiflex Challenge, I captured Florida’s natural landscapes with black and white film. Reflecting on my analog journey, I captured over 500 images, deepening my connection to medium-format photography and the analog process.

For my November Rolleiflex Challenge, I took myself on an Artist Date to visit Paris Photo, the world's largest photography fair. I share insights on solo travel, creative exploration, and film photography in Paris along with how to play your own "Artist Dates" inspired by Julia Cameron's "The Artist's Way.”

Discover one of Europe's oldest Japanese gardens tucked away in The Hague's Clingendael Estate.

Welcome to my year-long Rolleiflex Challenge! Every month, I follow a different theme and shoot a roll of medium-format film with my vintage Rolleiflex 2.8F. Then, I share my inspiration and the story behind the images.

My yellow bike is part of an art installation in Amsterdam West. Part two of the story features artist Sijben Rosa. Discover how an unexpected creative connection and spontaneous idea turned into a memorable community art project in Amsterdam West.