The Alfie Tych Film Camera
This 35-mm. camera gives you the joy of analog photography—without the self-seriousness
The revival in film photography continues apace. Younger photographers in particular can’t get enough of the novelty of having to think about the photos they take, rather than snap away in the certainty that if they take a hundred shots on their phone or digital camera, one is bound to turn out O.K., likely by accident.
Besides what I’ll restrain myself from calling the shift toward mindful photography, and beyond appreciation for the richer, more textured images you can make on film, there’s something else deeply on trend—embracing the imperfection of photography as it was for the masses 50 or 100 years ago.
