The Japan Timesのインスタグラム(thejapantimes) - 7月11日 14時22分

In many ways, film photography is a dying art. Japan, however — as the birthplace of Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus, Sony and Fujifilm, among others — has earned its nickname as the “photography capital of the world” and could be the starting point of a movement led by young photographers to keep it alive. Some think it’s about nostalgia; others say it’s nothing but a fad, an ironic fixation with the tools and trinkets of a bygone era. "Film is expensive to develop and sort of a hassle, so I don’t think they’re doing it because it’s cool or trendy. I think they do it because they enjoy it," says photographer Minami Sakamoto. Read the full story with the link in our bio. (1: Portrait of Minami Sakamoto by @ryuseitakahashi217; 2-4: Photos by @minami.camera; 5: Portrait of Daikichi Kawazumi by @ryuseitakahashi217; 6-8: Photos by @daikichi_kawazumi)
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landhaus_idyll I miss the excitement of waiting for the pictures to be developed and see the pictures I've made from our trips. Nowadays you just take pictures with your cellphone and don't think much of it. For me, each film is curated and well thought of. You just don't take pictures, you capture those that means to you.

threesaints Definitely hitting the mark in my own thinking lately. Thanks!

japanogram @marcus_atencio_ they didn't even mention the D club. Pfft

jermoisaucier @carolin.gutt this seems up your alley.

lindokorchi Love hearing stories from the locals!

ayakaludesigns @emthegem film ?✨

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