Exploring Modern Film Photography

We’re here to share knowledge, answer questions, make recommendations, and share the love of film photography while having a good time.

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Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever… It remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.

– Aaron Siskind –

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I publish a new Aperture Dundee YouTube video weekly, in which I’ll feature either a film stock, an analogue camera, or something else film photography related

Noah von Hatten

Professionally I’ve worked as a video editor for that last 3 years, but I’ve always been an avid analogue photography enthusiast and writer. In addition to being the senior writer & editor-in-chief for Aperture Dundee, I also run a YouTube channel under the same name. Film photography has more or less been a part of my life since the beginning, however, I only began to take a serious interest in it as a teenager. In the years since I started I’ve spent countless hours making images, developing film & scanning negatives. I’ve pretty much permanently got a camera in hand, most often loaded with a roll of 35mm black and white film (Retro 80S is one of my favourites). I live in rural Alberta, Canada, one of the most beautiful places on planet earth, with my family and a bunch of animals.