This is what my dreams feel like

[@radiomoths]

the speed that i clicked on to this video when i saw the notification

[@radiomoths]

yeah so this was class. i will grace it with a thumb up.

[@Kev_Thomson]

Hahaha thank you dude 💛

[@patrickrostker6693]

Great vid, love seeing film footage compiled into a fun narrative ! P.S. The drink is St. Helier Lemon

[@Kev_Thomson]

You sir, are a legend. Thank you!

[@StephenMcLeod]

Yeahhhh Super 8 ftw.

[@Kev_Thomson]

If it wasn’t so ridiculously spenny I think I’d be like 50/50 digital / film. So good. Makes grading easy af 😅

[@userjjb]

I've thought about this sentiment a lot recently: "I find myself yearning for the moments burned into these reels. Watching them brought me so much joy, and I hope that feeling is shared, even though these memories are my own." The idea of using photography not to record a perfect recreation of reality, but the memory of that reality; and then even more powerfully to be able to get *other* people to experience a memory of a moment they never had in the first place. When I make a photo is it actually just for me? Is it just a happy byproduct that if I do a good job it is of interest to other people?

[@Kev_Thomson]

Love the depth - I think it just comes down to intentions. I’ve photographed with the intention of sharing and I’ve photographed with the intention of keeping / taking for myself. I think yeah, ideally, if you’re really putting yourself into the work, if you’re really feeling something when you let the shutter loose then hopefully that feeling transcends the medium and resonates with others. I don’t think it’s something we really can control, but we can certainly take great pleasure in noticing more beauty in the world around us and make effort to pass that understanding on. But honestly who really fuckin knows! Make loads and don’t overthink it haha.