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Hello to all. My name is Alberto and this is my first post. Actually it could also be the only one.
I would rather talk about my personal discovery of an alternative path, a path so steep as it is gratifying: analog photography. Here's the story: was the fall of 2008 when, hanging out on ebay, I discover the existence of a boundless universe of film cameras for sale at low prices. Intrigued I started studying it. Studio makes and models and find, especially on Flickr, a more interesting universe of analog images. Magical images. | So I decided, monitors ebay and I won a few days
arrives and I get, not without difficulty, a roll of Kodak T-Max 400 | .
My fortune in the office have a good photographer "old style" Point Dia (who know him in Genoa), and was 1.50 + € 4.50 for other samples of my first photos come alive. are not bad and some choose to print.
finally going to the retreat. I look at them. And boh ... I do not know ... There and then I seem to fly off and do not know. The look and respect, choose one and hang on the wall dedicated to photos of the house, surrounded by a dozen other digital images.
Yashica FX-D Yashica ML 50mm f/1.9
Kodak T-Max 400
spend the day and every time I pass that wall I can not help but notice that photo. Li
for them do not understand why, but as the days pass more steals the show from the others.
It 's done. After a week I am madly in love. The silver-
photo I came inside.
The remaining pictures on the wall are at once silly, dull, cold and meaningless.
The magic is done.
Since then many things have changed.
I know, I said little and nothing about the magic that is taken from pictures on the wall. But the love of analog photography anyone can, if you want, look for yourself. I am convinced that 99% of the people, distracted as they are, never not notice the difference between a digital photo and a similar, but after you shoot and print for themselves and for that 1% that has the sensitivity and the ' suitable attention to appreciate the poetry of a photograph. A true photograph, written in light. soon. (I hope) | Alberto.
PS If you're curious, this is the | slideshow of my first film.
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