Mission Mission

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[via Annie Southworth]

Right? The hipster resistance! Like Hemingway characters but a little twee.

Just kidding — that’s just Justin Navarro (of The Galley and a BFF show that’s airing right now) and Cody Frost (of codyfrost.com) hanging out at El Rio.

Crooked rain, fine grains. I’ve been taking advantage of these wet days as a chance to break in my new Nimslo 3D camera.
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Film photography & gifs have a lot of common. Graininess, sure, they both have that in spades, but they’re also underdog formats. There are easier ways to capture a moment, and less bloated ways to make that moment move again, but these media just doesn’t know when to quit, and that’s why I find them so charming.

I was telling Allan about my transition from smartphones to film cameras, and my current obsession of mixing digital/analog together. He offered to let me share my year long 3D City project here on Mission Mission. Each week I’ll share some new work along with little bits of info on the camera and film I used (for the photo nerds out there). These shots are from a roll of Arista Premium (a Tri-X knockoff) on my Nishika N8000.

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UPDATE: Déjà vu

Doc Pop is at it again! See more shots here. And help kickstart his new album (made entirely with Gameboy parts) here!

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UPDATE: SFist has more info.

Doc Pop‘s first one was nothing but great shots of San Francisco. The second one is something completely different:

Today I’m proud to announce that the second issue of my American Analog zine is available online! To create this issue I set a goal of traveling to NYC and spending 3 solid days walking EVERYWHERE and capturing whatever I could. It was much more stressful than doing a “best of SF” type book, like my first issue, but the end result turned out great!

See inside and order copies here.