In this entry from the Film Archives series, I revisit a visit to the Chateau de Clisson in February 2017, documenting the experience with my Canon AE1. Explore memories captured in time, the nostalgic process of film development, and a playful moment with my daughter. A journey through history.
In this first article of the “Photography Philosophy Series,” we explore the question of why in photography, reflecting on the deeper meaning behind taking photos and understanding our connections to images beyond technique or equipment. We begin with a personal journey into photography, setting the stage for a thoughtful exploration of the creative process.
Explore “On va Marcher sur la Lune – Kate,” featuring my daughter’s candid photos from Nantes. These raw, delicate images offer a unique glimpse into her world, capturing the nostalgic journey of childhood photography.
The author shares memories of visiting Penthièvres beach, finding tranquility amidst family chaos. They describe their love for the sea, photography, and the Soviet-era FED 5 camera. The film captures the beach’s serene essence. Penthièvres is not just a backdrop, but a sanctuary where emotions and memories are beautifully preserved.