There’s something about film that digital photography can’t quite replicate. The grain, the colours, the little imperfections. But most of all, the way it invites us to see things differently.
35mm photography and Super 8 films are part of my visual language. Two different ways of telling a story, with a timeless aesthetic and that little touch of unpredictability I love so much.
35mm: Still Frames
Film photography is also about anticipation, surprises and a few imperfections along the way.
I shoot 35mm at weddings, couple sessions and everyday stories, moving between film and digital throughout the day. Because sometimes it’s precisely that grain, that slightly unexpected colour, that makes an image special.
Super 8: In Motion
Eighteen frames per second. Imperfect movements, grain and moments that feel like they belong to another era.
Super 8 is my favourite way to bring memories to life. Little films shot on real motion picture film, then carefully edited to capture the feeling of a day rather than document every minute of it.
35mm Photography
- Photographs taken with original analogue cameras
- A selection of moments captured on film throughout the session
- Professional film development and scanning
- High-resolution digital scans
- Delivery through your private online gallery
Super 8 Films
- Footage captured on an original Super 8 camera
- Filmed at 18 frames per second
- Professional film development and digitisation
- Editing and colour correction
- Final film delivered digitally
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between 35mm and Super 8?
35mm is analogue photography, while Super 8 is motion picture film. One captures still moments, the other brings them to life.
Both have that distinctive, beautifully unpredictable film look that makes them so recognisable.
Can I add film to my photography session?
Of course! 35mm photography is already included in some of my sessions, while Super 8 can be added as an extra or booked as a standalone experience.
Tell me what you have in mind and we’ll find the best option for you.
How long is a Super 8 film?
It depends on how many film cartridges we use. Each cartridge gives us approximately 3 minutes of footage when shooting at 18 frames per second.
We can create a short little film or something more elaborate, depending on the occasion.
When will I receive my photographs or film?
Film needs to be professionally developed and scanned before I can start working on the final images or video. This means turnaround times are a little longer than with digital photography.
I’ll always let you know the expected delivery timeline before booking.