Why I Still Shoot Film

Digital gives you a thousand frames and the illusion that more is better. A roll of film gives you thirty-six and asks you to mean it.

The discipline of thirty-six

When every frame costs something, you wait. You let the light come to you instead of spraying and hoping. The keeper rate goes up because the attention goes up.

Because this post is an MDX file, it can use components inline — here is the video facade dropped straight into the prose:

That is the whole argument: constraint as a creative tool.