The Photographers

Film is truly a feeling and for most of us, it lasts a lifetime. Some of us started in film and have never really left.

Film seemed like the ultimate experiment.

I really think film is more alive than it has been for the last 20 years. People are fed up with emotionless digital image making and are looking for a more involved process.

I think people crave the concrete tangibility of film. There's a sense of satisfaction that comes from doing something in its most organic and original form. 

Wherever I go and whatever I do, I see the world as a movie.

My film photography usually always focuses on a feeling, whenever I press the shutter I'm thinking about what sensation I'm capturing.

It's so fulfilling to see other people open a new chapter in their life because of your passion.

I think I have an internal narrative of a kind of semi-fictional world, and the photos I take are an expression of that.

I'm constantly trying not to think that there's a perfect moment, as nothing will be flawless in life. 

Our interview with Yosh Negroni, a creative director and photographer based in Zurich. Yosh uses his art to explore and capture the full range of h...

Film carries mystery behind every picture, as if you could feel the soul of the photograph through those unique compositions.

I like to take photos of everything that means something to me. It's the best way to get to know myself better.