Film is not dead

Hey I'm Celine, 16 years old, living in Berlin.

You never know what you get shooting film. It's about paticence. Unlike digital photography you can't just delete an image and free up space, once the film is exposed there is no going back. You stick with it, and learn and grow from your mistakes. Trial and Erorr. You never truly know how the image will look like until it's developed. 

A1

Canon AE-1, Kodak Ektar

A2

Canon AE-1, Kodak Ektar

A3

Canon AE-1, Kodak Ektar

A4

Canon AE-1, Kodak Ektar

Thai Street Vendor

Canon AE-1 Programm, Kodak Ektar 100

Italian Bistro

Canon AE-1 Programm, Kodak Porta 400

Sunset Ride

Canon AE-1 Programm, Porta 400

Drive by shot from Vietnam

Canon AE-1 Programm, Kodak Porta 160

Focus

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200

Game

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200

Colorful goodness

Canon AE-1 Programm, Kodak Porta 160

You say Potato...

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200

B1

Canon AE-1, Kodak Ektar 100

Life's a Bench

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200

First rays of sun 

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200

Juggeling seems to be getting popular

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200

B2

Canon AE-1 Programm, Porta 400

B3

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200

B4

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200

B5

Nikon F100, Kodak Gold 200