It's in this digital age, where I seem to have an infinite roll of film, that I have come to appreciate not the look necessarily of analog but the scarcity of t

It's in this digital age, where I seem to have an infinite roll of film, that I have come to appreciate not the look necessarily of analog but the scarcity of those photos. I have medium format cameras, a few 35mm, and I take them with me from time to time when on trips for example. There is certainly much more care per shot since I have so few (especially with the medium format that has only 12 shots per roll). For better or worse, the anticipation, waiting for the film to be processed, is something of course not shared with digital. And further I linger over the photos more afterward because of how precious they are. And when you capture a "happy accident" — perhaps an interesting, artistic looking light flare in the right place, the film shot becomes even more precious.