I like taking photographs with old film cameras. If I'm honest, I do

	I like taking photographs with old film cameras. If I'm honest, I do
	this mostly because I enjoy the cameras themselves. I like the way
	they look, I like the heft of a machine that isn't mostly plastic, I
	like the sound and the tactile sensation of a good film-advance lever,
	and I like careful manual focussing. The lack of beeping and/or
	flashing is relaxing. I enjoy the photos, too, I do think there is a
	certain "something" about them, but probably nothing that can't be
	artificially added to a digital photo. I don't believe film has any
	objetively measureble technical benefits which are worth caring about,
	and I certainly don't think that all digital photos look "cold and
	sterile" or anything like that.

	Here are some of my better shots. I upload these here under the terms
	of the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license. As long as you identify me
	(via [email protected] or
	gopher://zaibatsu.circumlunar.space/1/~solderpunk/) as the content
	creator, you can repost these, modify them, etc. as long as you don't
	make a profit off them and as long as you let other people do the same
	to your derivative works.

	Friendly nutria
	Holy backlighting
	Cat through blinds
	SMOB
	Muki Sport
	Late night kiosk
	Sundial
	Tecsun in the wild
	Soviet avionics
	Mi-2 Helicopters
	Cat cafe cat
	Autumn morning cyclist
	Girl working in cafe
	Stadion metro station, stockholm