In The Last Battle, C.S. Lewis describes the new Narnia as a place that feels richer and truer than the world left behind. That is exactly how I feel when I see my film scans. The colors, the light, the textures—they aren’t just images, they mean something.

Film photography has a way of capturing not just how something looked, but how it felt. It transforms fleeting moments into something lasting, something timeless—like a reflection in a looking-glass that somehow reveals the deeper truth of what was always there. The greens are greener, the light is softer, the colors more honest. It strips away the distractions of the digital age and reveals a beauty that feels eternal. A film photograph isn’t just a picture—it’s a glimpse into something more, something timeless, something real.

This is why I love incorporating film into my work. Because your wedding day isn’t just a moment—it’s a story, a legacy, a glimpse of eternity. And it deserves to be captured in a way that reflects its depth and beauty.

The Depth
        beauty of film

“There was something about it—more real,
more alive, as if every blade of grass meant more.”