My Thoughts on Film Photography

When I first picked up a camera, it was a digital DSLR. Like many others, I was drawn to the convenience, the ability to review shots instantly, and the infinite do-overs. It was a safe way to experiment, to learn, and to build confidence without worrying about wasting film or missing a moment. But in the back of my mind, film photography always had this mystique about it—a sense of timelessness, intentionality, and artistry that digital couldn’t quite replicate.