Judging by the number of threads about film grain on the forum lately, it's obvious that many of us here see grain as one of the more interesting qualities of the archaic and unfashionable medium that we love so much. It's almost certainly the thing that most differentiates film photography from digital "image capture," with its faddish obsession with resolution, sharpness, and noise reduction.
With that in mind, I thought it would be good if we had a place to show off our best examples of this unique and organic aspect of the film photographer's art. So dust off those old high-ISO masterpieces and put them up for the rest of us to appreciate.
I'll kick things off with this one. Shot in Myanmar around 1996 using Sensia 200.
Last edited by artobest; 08-06-2008 at 08:45 AM.
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