Keeping Analog Photography Alive / #monomad challenge / [ING/ESP]
The photos 馃摳 are my entry to the #monomad contest from 
Greetings Hivers.
I already told you about the "Red Pill" project, an initiative that is already bearing fruit. It is becoming increasingly common to see them at fairs and exhibitions, offering free analog film photography services. Using cameras and lenses with decades of history, equipment that has survived the passage of time and still produces spectacular images.
In a time when everything seems immediate and digital, it is surprising to see how many people approach with curiosity to discover this process. Hearing the operation of a mechanical camera, loading a roll of film, or learning how a photograph is developed still awakens the same sense of wonder as it did years ago.
I am happy to see this project continue to grow and bring analog photography closer to new generations. Keeping these techniques alive is not only about preserving a way of making photographs, but also an important part of the history of this art that we are so passionate about.
Saludos Hivers.
Ya les habl茅 del proyecto "P铆ldora Roja", un emprendimiento que ya est谩 dando sus frutos. Se est谩 haciendo habitual verlos en ferias y exposiciones, dando servicios gratuitos de fotograf铆a qu铆mica anal贸gica. Usando c谩maras y lentes con d茅cadas de historia, equipos que han sobrevivido al paso del tiempo y que siguen produciendo im谩genes espectaculares.
En una 茅poca donde todo parece inmediato y digital, resulta sorprendente ver c贸mo tantas personas se acercan con curiosidad a descubrir este proceso. Escuchar el funcionamiento de una c谩mara mec谩nica, cargar un rollo o conocer c贸mo se revela una fotograf铆a sigue despertando el mismo asombro que hace a帽os.
Me alegra ver c贸mo este proyecto contin煤a creciendo y acercando la fotograf铆a anal贸gica a nuevas generaciones. Mantener vivas estas t茅cnicas no es solo preservar una forma de hacer fotograf铆as, sino tambi茅n una parte importante de la historia de este arte que tanto nos apasiona.
"All photos were taken by me 
Technical data: Nikon camera: Nikon D700 Nikon lens: 50mm f1.4 p-ais; 105mm f2.5 p-ais; 55 f1.2; 35mm f1.8 G Translated by Deepl free version.7