bribrius
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I find myself trending back toward film more in a way of going back to the "roots" of where i started. Shooting both, i never found digital the same. Though i do enjoy shooting digital as well. I wouldn't mind trying my hand at large format now. It seems a progression even if you are going backwards, as perhaps it makes you more well rounded in photography in general and gives a hands on more historical perspective, or appreciation.
i don't know how i would feel if i started on digital and didn't know anything else. Maybe such thoughts would never occur to me. Seems to be a very strong "foundation" of photography found in the film process. A greater over all appreciation for photography itself. I would recommend anyone who never shot film at least TRY it. Even if you don't like it, i think there is something to be gained in the overall outlook of what photography is. I shoot with my dslr, or i shoot with my phone, or i shoot with a point and shoot, or i shoot with a bridge camera, or i shoot with one of my 70's film cameras. All is versions of photography, like you are passing through time with this overall appreciation of it. Beyond the photo, more of a level of respect for what photography is.
i don't know how i would feel if i started on digital and didn't know anything else. Maybe such thoughts would never occur to me. Seems to be a very strong "foundation" of photography found in the film process. A greater over all appreciation for photography itself. I would recommend anyone who never shot film at least TRY it. Even if you don't like it, i think there is something to be gained in the overall outlook of what photography is. I shoot with my dslr, or i shoot with my phone, or i shoot with a point and shoot, or i shoot with a bridge camera, or i shoot with one of my 70's film cameras. All is versions of photography, like you are passing through time with this overall appreciation of it. Beyond the photo, more of a level of respect for what photography is.