LA Times: An analog man living in a digital world

Richard S. (rich815) · Nov 28, 2015

An analog man living in a digital world

http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/arts/la-et-cm-adam-goldberg-20151128-story.html

Peter Schrager · Nov 28, 2015

ho hum I've been doing it all my life although I have fewer twitter followers!!
but good for him..he should come here and say hello!
best, peter

Richard S. (rich815) · Nov 28, 2015

Yeah not the most interesting article but any article in a big paper or website on analog photography, especially by a celebrity, however minor, to pique more interest in film is good news in my book.

Fixcinater · Nov 28, 2015

Thanks for sharing.

Any news is good news, although it seems LOMO-esque qualities nearly always get mentioned in relation to film, along with "hazy" and "dream-like" blah blah blah.

Richard S. (rich815) · Nov 28, 2015

Fixcinater said:
Thanks for sharing.

Any news is good news, although it seems LOMO-esque qualities nearly always get mentioned in relation to film, along with "hazy" and "dream-like" blah blah blah.

Yeah was thinking that too, the whole concept of the "dirty rollers" created anomalies and such.....well clean them! . Unless of course that's what he was after. Like taping up your Holga to avoid the light leaks I guess. But hey if that what it takes to create some needed film demand...

Sirius Glass · Nov 28, 2015

Thank you

Prest_400 · Nov 28, 2015

Nowadays using Instagram as a media for seeing film photographers. Turns out that I found a guy who was beta testing Cinestill in 120... And it is him!
I have to agree about his point about the photos being tiny there.

blansky · Nov 28, 2015

Just more silly LA celebrity worship stuff.

Could they not find or bother to search out a real photographer instead of some celebrity wannabe photographer.

The media in LA is barely more than a marketing machine for "hollywood".

Richard S. (rich815) · Nov 28, 2015

blansky said:
Just more silly LA celebrity worship stuff.

Could they not find or bother to search out a real photographer instead of some celebrity wannabe photographer.

The media in LA is barely more than a marketing machine for "hollywood".

All good points but then less of the public would have read it.

LA Times: An analog man living in a digital world

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