Kodak Aerochrome was initially a film developed during World War 2 that was used in capturing a more infrared look, in hopes that it would help with revealing enemy locations during wartime. Though, with

I'm not sure what made me check this out beyond hearing that it wasn't that bad despite flopping upon release. I've never really been a fan for the He-Man universe, never watched it as a kid, never really

I recently stumbled across this film and was surprised I had never heard of it, though when I saw the release date I noticed it was probably heavily impacted by the insane levels of Covid restrictions

It has been a while since I sat down to watch a film and had it completely devour my attention. Sometimes I'll watch something, especially if it's a bit on the longer side, and take breaks between to get

I've been watching a few more films as of late and diving into the fun world of horror. I've seen most of the Evil Dead franchise at this point, minus a television show that is connected, and I've mostly

I had some images left over from a roll of film I shot recently, and some of those images didn't quite turn out as I would have liked. Something felt a bit off with them and that's typically normal for

A week or so ago I did a little shoot for a new hair salon that had opened nearby. The guy running it had recently decided to go independent and had just opened his own place, though it was in an interesting

Took a little break over the weekend from shooting but also posting, just didn't have much to share and I wasn't getting out all that much to shoot in the first place. I'm still in my phase of preferring

Wong Kar Wai's films have always really inspired me, some of which have really pushed my interest in cinematography and photography. Especially keeping my love for the film photography side of things.

A few weeks back the annual Wine Festival took place in Yerevan, and it was bigger than the previous year, much larger with more stalls, more wine, more food, and generally more chaos. Especially just

It has been six years since Adam Carter Rehmeier released Diner in America, a film that I absolutely loved for its total chaos and unique indie story that cinemas felt so starved of back in 2020. I was

I haven't really been watching things lately. I just haven't had the time. Though I have been thinking about it here and there, and stumbling across Last Year at Marienbad online made me instantly curious

I have been shooting film a lot more recently and I have fallen back in love with it. I even feel like I'm not necessarily conservative with shooting the film based on the price but also just more aware

As always I casually roam the streets and the chaos finds its way to me. I walk, hearing the chants in the distance, growing closer to me. I enter a bookshop to take a look around, and from the window

The other day was a holiday in Armenia: Children's Day. Armenia has a strong love for family ties and especially the innocence of children. In some ways this leads to a more wholesome environment, in others

I recently photographed the current Prime Minister of Armenia, Nikol Pashinyan on 35mm film. I shared a few of the digital images here and despite that post ending up as a complete dud, I decided to share

I told myself I'd attempt to force out a few posts and see if I can get back into the 'swing' of things. It's very easy at the moment to just not post and let time pass by. These breaks can easily turn

It has been a while but I feel like the love and itch for shooting film has returned. With prices in Armenia for film being incredibly high, I never really bothered to buy any. Though I recently noticed

I said recently that the chaos seems to follow me. Well, today it was more true than ever. I left my apartment around the time I usually do, not looking forward to the short walk to the bus stop. Part

After my little street photography session yesterday, I got caught up in a storm. Heavy rains that made everyone in the city immediately take shelter. Cracks of thunder above. Flashes of lightning mixed