Is film photography dead?
I’m sure it is very much alive…just not here, where I’m from.
These photos were taken a few years ago, while I was still living in Manila. I had been told that in my hometown, they still had those machines that printed from film negatives.
Ironically, they closed down a year before I got back, and the only ones in our area was in a photography shop in Colon area in Cebu.
(Currently looking at places online…will update soonest!)
Love,
S.
This Happy Light 
This is the major problem with film photography nowadays, i guess. In the part of Israel I’m living there are no photolabs either. Solution? Develop film at home and scan.
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The task of developing is pretty daunting. I am tempted to just pool all my old film canisters and have them developed in one go in Manila. Developing myself would certainly be too taxing. A shop I saw online offered to put all the composites on a CD and from there, one can pick out what one wants to print.
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Well, everyone chooses what’s best for them of course. For me it’s just the only option. Or to go somewhat 400 km north to Tel Aviv just to get them developed.
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Love Yashica cameras! (I have an electro as well) Nice work on your street shots as well..
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Thank you, David! 🙂 I’d like to post some more here… this allows more room for thoughts and photo stories.
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