Old School like an old fool...

Props to the first person to catch that allusion.

A few weeks ago at Danielle and Paul's wedding I was going out to my car to get some pocket wizards and some flashes and I saw in my trunk some film and my film camera. I always keep some with me just in case something happens. I've never had to pull it out but its there just for insurance. Well I decided to grab a roll of T-Max 3200 and shoot it during the reception. I felt like an idiot the whole time because I'd take a shot and then instictively look at the back of my camera. WEll I finished the roll and then last week took it in to get processed and scanned.

Yesterday I picked the images up and was just blown away. I'd fogotten what real black and white looked like. I've always been somewhat dissatisfied with black and whites from digital. They never really look right to me. I mean, they look ok, but just a little "off." Well it looks like I'll be shooting some more high speed black and white film. This might be a controversial thing to say but the black and whites that come from this film just can't be matched digitally. Anyway here are a few images. Nothing too incredibly exciting but you'll get the idea.