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VIDEO: The Story of Japan Camera Hunter and JCH Street Pan 400

Posted by Mike mike@mikepadua.com · November 05, 2021

The story of Japan Camera Hunter and JCH Street Pan 400, a black and white film available in 35mm and 120 introduced by Japan Camera Hunter in 2016

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Halloween 2021 Collection - COMING SOON!

Posted by Mike mike@mikepadua.com · September 13, 2021

HALLOWEEN 2021 IS HERE!

That means a new collection with all new designs are dropping on Saturday, September 18th. Sign up below to be the first to be notifed when the collection goes live!

ShootFilmCo Halloween 2021 Preview

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In the Frame: Haley Vahlstrom

Posted by Mike mike@mikepadua.com · December 18, 2020

Website: http://www.haleyvahlstrom17.wixsite.com/mysite

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Hi there, my name is Haley Vahlstrom and I'm from a small town in Northern California called Gilroy. I've always been interested in taking pictures but didn't get involved in photography until I started college about two years ago. I started by using my friend's Canon DSLRs and my love for shooting spiraled from there. Film has also been an interest of mine since starting but I hadn't started using it until a little while ago due to the sort of pressure of perfection that surrounds it, but I'm glad to say I'm happy I took the dive and ventured into this side of photography. I'm almost finished with my last quarter of college and hope to do something in the field of fashion styling, graphic, design, and photography.

The thing that attracts me to photographing with film the most is honestly the aesthetic quality of it. The experience is a huge part as well as it can be a rush just clicking the shutter not knowing what the image you just captured will turn out as, but I just absolutely love the look of film and how much character it gives each picture.

I've gravitated to using either disposable cameras or my Canon T70. For film my first roll was on Kodak T-max 400 and I've just started up a roll of Portra 400 I'm pretty stoked about.

This first picture I'm submitting is from a couple weeks ago back in Hollywood when my friend and I were on our way back from Amoeba. It was such a beautiful sunset I knew I had to whip out my disposable Kodak. The other pictures were from my T-max 400 roll. It was my first roll of film ever (besides a previous disposable camera) and I was going around to different locations up north to use it up.

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