Dwam Ipomée is a 32-year-old photographer, tattoo artist, and illustrator who comes from France. “I've been shooting film for about 4 years. I had a little Praktica, a Fed 2, now I'm working with a Zorki V and a Mamiya 645.” Dwam is mainly interested in deconstructing gender stereotypes, witchcraft, fluid sexuality, polyamory, and exploring the oneiric landscapes of minds and visions. “For this series 'Elusive', I'm working mainly with multiple exposure, playing with the randomness and the mystery.” See more of her work at: Tumblr Cargo ..read more

35-year-old Lille-based French photographer Nathanaël Fournier joined with us in several film photography projects before, and today he's coming back to share more of his work - a project called "Les Ruines du Vieux-Monde". “Two months ago I found in a suitcase I left in Liège a dozen of films from 2014. For this forgotten project I used a point and shoot Leica camera and rolls of Ilford Pan 100. I wanted to make my photographic process easier. It reminds me when I started twelve years ago with a little Nikon film camera I borrowed from my girlfriend. The name cames from one of the first photo ..read more

Felipe Dolce is a 25-year-old Brazilian photographer who started to get into photography about 3 years ago. “I like to focus on timeless beauty, mysteries and freedom. The most challenging part for me is to manage to capture the intimacy between me and the people I photograph.” Felipe uses the Canon AT-1 at the beginning and it is his favorite camera so far. He shoots mostly portraits and moments, “but I love to take pictures wherever I go.” See more of his work at: Tumblr Instagram Facebook  Flickr ..read more

Ashley Brown is a Japan-based photographer who has been shooting film for about 30 years with a Canon A-1. “I never felt the need to switch to digital. I've always loved the individual personalities of reversal (slide) films, especially in terms of colour reproduction and expression.” “Living in Japan for the last 15 years has been a great experience, a country in which colour is so prominent in its long cultural history as well as its natural features. Shooting reversal film these days is expensive, but the upside is that you become very selective and take a lot of care with each shot; colou ..read more

26 year-old Madrid-based photographer Ana Martínez Requena who was featured on Shooting Film last year is coming back today to share more of her work with us. “My work centers on color, mutations and emotions by mixing analogue and digital techniques. My manipulated images show human figures and inanimate objects in unconventional ways.” See more of her work at: Website Instagram Tumblr Facebook ..read more

Poonpun is a 23-year-old photographer, from Thailand. “I have been shooting film about 9 months. After I was graduated from production design for cinema, I have been learning film photography by myself and fell in love with it.” Poonpun shoots mostly portrait with B&W and experiment films. See more of her work at: Tumblr Instagram Facebook ..read more

Shivam Thapa is a Nepali photographer, based-in London. He joined with us in several film photography projects, and now coming back to share more of his work.  “There is one really popular saying (proverb) and people they often use in Nepal that whatever your parents professions is your children will follow the same footstep. Which I was able to see while doing this project. Majority of children starts working at early age as they live in brick factory area. Even though there are some brick kilns child labour-free, majority of children's are still present. A single person can earn 800-100 ..read more

Alice Figus is a 26-year-old Italian photographer who is living in Urbino. She has been shooting mostly portrait on both film and digital. Here is her amazing work that she wants to share with us. See more of her work at: Website Instagram Flickr ..read more

Mariana Lopes is a 30-year-old Portuguese photographer who is currently living in the island of Fayal, Azores. “I still use film for my daily photos and some occasional series. I want to share with you my series 'Limbo' which recently won a honorable mention in the Portuguese FNAC new talents of photography. I shot it in medium format, using Kodak Portra 160 and an Hasselblad 500C.” See more of her work at her website ..read more

Here's again, Mexico-based Italian photographer Alex Coghe is coming to share with us his amazing work of street photography after some film photography projects he joined last year. “Because when you live in the barrio, you belong to barrio forever. I photographed most of these photos in a barrio of Mexico City, called Progreso Nacional. Barrios are popular neighborhoods, often difficult places, where they are not used to see someone taking pictures. These photos are added to my ongoing project Barrio, with which I am exploring the barrios in Mexico City.” See more of his ..read more