Here's a small selection of my favourites on 35mm film, I tend to use Kodak Portra mostly and some Ilford FP4 or XP2 black & white film also, although I do occasionally love some Delta 3200 for some gorgeous grain in those low light situations or for destination weddings some Kodak Gold. I was trained in medium and large format wet photography which is still a favourite. For weddings though 35mm film is my preference being smaller, compact and light enough to carry with the rest of my digital mirrorless kit, also enabling more photos per roll of film better suited to the tight timelines that comes with weddings allowing me to produce that deeper level of authenticity, grain, warmth, and the imperfections that we all love about film.
I use a gorgeous little Contax G2 with a 28mm, 35mm, 45mm and 90mm Zeiss lenses ideal for my analogue photography.
Here's a small selection of my favourites on 35mm film, I tend to use Kodak Portra mostly and some Ilford FP4 or XP2 black & white film also, although I do occasionally love some Delta 3200 for some gorgeous grain in those low light situations or for destination weddings some Kodak Gold. I was trained in medium and large format wet photography which is still a favourite. For weddings though 35mm film is my preference being smaller, compact and light enough to carry with the rest of my digital mirrorless kit, also enabling more photos per roll of film better suited to the tight timelines that comes with weddings allowing me to produce that deeper level of authenticity, grain, warmth, and the imperfections that we all love about film.
I use a gorgeous little Contax G2 with a 28mm, 35mm, 45mm and 90mm Zeiss lenses ideal for my analogue photography.
If you're looking for an editorial wedding photographer who shoots 35mm film, or you'd like a mix of digital and 35mm film wedding photos then browse the gallery and get in touch.