Wondering whether to choose a film or digital print? Both have their individual qualities, so let's explore each medium.

Film photography brings a unique aesthetic to the table. It captures images with a raw quality and certain character that many find appealing. You may notice a subtle grain in film photos, which can add texture and a timeless quality to the image. This medium often produces results that feel tangible and organic, evoking a sense of nostalgia or artistry. We like to think of them as perfectly imperfect.

Digital photography offers a different visual approach, producing images with crisp clarity and a smooth finish. The result is a polished aesthetic that feels clean and refined, similar to the photographs you're accustomed to seeing in everyday life - from shop windows to magazines and phone screens.

We use various film types, cameras (35mm and medium format), and shoot in different lighting conditions, so results can vary. Some film photos may closely resemble digital images, while others prominently display the qualities of film. Be sure to check the product description, where we indicate if a photo is part of our film collection.

So, which should you choose?
It really depends on the aesthetic you're going for. It's important to note that both mediums are capable of producing equally high-quality prints; the difference lies in their unique characteristics. If you're drawn to a slightly textured look with subtle variations, film may just be the perfect choice. If you prefer a more precise, contemporary look, digital would be the better option. Both are beautiful in their own right - it's just a matter of which style resonates with you and complements your space.

Still undecided or have questions about a specific photo?
Feel free to reach out via live chat or send us an email, we'd love to help with your selection.