Colette Saint Yves' Dreamlike Film Photography
French photographer and collage artist Colette Saint Yves works in film, video and collage, creating grainy, atmospheric images that blur memory and fantasy.
Classic and timeless: the quintessential format that defined analog photography. The standard for photojournalism, street work and so much more.
French photographer and collage artist Colette Saint Yves works in film, video and collage, creating grainy, atmospheric images that blur memory and fantasy.
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Ukrainian photographer Vova Panaef shoots people on an Olympus Pen S half-frame camera, then lith prints everything into moody black and white that could pass for decades-old work.
Russian photographer Anton Novikov travels across his country—from Murmansk to Kamchatka—shooting landscapes on a Nikon AF600.
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