Flickr Samplr #14: Sky & Clouds

Clouds are the noble contributor for awesome photos. Check out these stunning analog photographs of our beautiful world of cloudy skies! All photos are submited to Shooting Film's Flickr group.

Teide by patorayado

. by hmendesf

by EYLUL ASLAN

Venice Sunset 1 by Gordon M Robertson

the sky is here by oh no, not again

sun sky and tree by Nicolas Colemonts

above the clouds by schattenwerk

Floatin' birds are magic by My . December

Frozen Landscape by Timm Ranson

by SC|Photography

jonathan by ViannaVi

Film; by Forever A Sleepwalker

Likeasword by ouen

Sapa the Beauty in cloud by -McDull-

El otro horizonte by Altamira Víctor

the sea. by amanda. m. jansson.

sol no céu by <<XCALC>>

purple by Pretty in Mad

SOSUME 2013 Campaign by Oli Sansom

SOSUME 2013 is a fashion photography campaign of Melbourne-based photographer Oli Sansom by using a mix of new film and 50 year expired Verichrome Pan. Oli has been shooting film since mid/late last year, on his Yashica TLR, and more recently, a 500CM with a portrait lens.

"I'm most interested in b&w portraiture, and general social stuff. I nearly have my 1920's Gundlach Korona going, which I can't wait to start using for portraiture, and even weddings. I've got a big interest in expired films and exploring how they can best be exploited now."

See more of Oli's own work on his website, blog, and Facebook page.

Tulip Explosion - Hodaka Yamamoto

This awesome Holga image was shot by Japanese photographer Hodaka Yamamoto. Using a XD Holga camera with Kodak Portra800 film, Hodaka shot four different colors of Tulip flowers four times with a selfmade splitzer for Holga.

Stereo Realist Samplr

Designed by Seton Rochwite and made by the David White Company, the Stereo Realist is the best selling Stereo Camera of all time. Below are some of examples taken by Stereo Realist cameras.

Boat and Sacred Dancing Waters in 3D by turbguy - pro

Custer State Park, South Dakota =stereo by depthandtime

Baby - Realist found photo - crossview by fenderslash

Mom in the Water by Steve Kass

Caution Overhead Artillery with Rainbow - Hawaii - Realist 45 - Kodachrome 200 - 3D Stereo Pair by divewizard

Stacey (cross-eye) by Kim Scarborough

mickeymoose by Rob Cruickshank

Ruins of Pecos Pueblo. Pecos National Monument, New Mexico. *** stereo 3-d cross-eye by zadro

Newest Loreo stereo lens (9008) mounted on an vintage Pentax ME 35mm shown in crossview by sharper3d

Who said life's not easy? Crossview 3D by matias_e

Caroline Sauvage - 5 things I love about Film

Caroline Sauvage is a graphic designer and photographer based-in Lille, France. She's also co-creator at Hello i'm Wild. Below are 5 things why Caroline loves shooting film.

1. It teaches me to be patient: A film is precious, I try to take care of it and make it capture the best images possible. So I do not hesitate to wait for the right time, to be in the right place, when the light is optimal and it beautifies what I want to photograph.

2. It makes me better: Film is not an SD card, the limited number of exposures taught me to observe, to watch something from all angles, to think more longer while composing my picture, to be sure it will be perfect.

3. It's always like a Christmas present: Several weeks passed before I develop a film, and I often forget that I captured. Thus, when I leave the lab, I'm still excited as a child to see the surprise will reserve that new development.

4. It's real: Film is naturally beautiful, you don't need to edit your photos on your computer. All the photo work is when you take it and not after. Film quality is always faithful to what we see in our viewfinder.

5. It will never die: Everyone can give a new life to an old camera. My camera is actually thirty years old and I am is second user. I hope it will live many more years of adventures with me, and perhaps other generations.

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