With analogue photography, images are created more consciously, more slowly and with more intention. That is exactly what gives them their special charm. At the same time, analogue photography carries a little more risk than digital photography. Film rolls can be damaged while travelling or during development. The images cannot be backed up in the same way as digital files, which are saved directly in the camera onto two SD cards. To keep the risk as low as possible, I work with several analogue cameras at the same time and use different film rolls throughout each part of the day. If you would like the focus to be on analogue coverage or if you wish an analogue coverage only, we will discuss in advance which moments are especially important to you and which ones should possibly also be captured digitally. In this case, I may also recommend a second shooter to make sure important moments can be captured digitally and analogue at the same time.