We just arrived to the beach in Morondava (Madagascar) when we saw children playing in the sand with some bottle caps, simulating a soccer game. I asked them to pose me for a photo and they did not hesitate at all. It was such a candid moment, full of jokes and laughs. The beach was full of life, we had a great time there.

I've been to 5 different national parks this year; each has its own defining beauty, but Acadia National Park has captured my heart. This photo was shot on 35mm Kodak ColorPlus 200. 

This picture from the Oregon coast captures a quiet sandy beach hugged by cliffs and framed by tall evergreen trees. The calm waves gently lap at the shoreline, while the golden light and classic Portra 400 tones enhance the dreamy, nostalgic feeling of this moment. 

📷 Mamiya 7 🎞️ Kodak Portra 400

Musician in Porto on Portra 400 film

My best friend and his best friend. 
Happy memories shot on very expired Kodak tmax 3200.

I’ve always been captivated by the way cities transform on rainy nights. As a child, I was mesmerized by the reflections and the glow of lights in the rain. Inspired by that nostalgia, I decided to capture Montreal’s Chinatown on film using Portra 400, a perfect medium to immortalize the mood and timeless beauty of the scene. This picture quickly became one of my all-time favorites i’ve ever taken!

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Golden hour, whether in photography or medical care, represents the delicate nature of time.

In photography, it’s that brief window when the sun casts a soft golden light, suspending the world in a rare glow. In medicine, it’s the critical first 60 minutes after a traumatic injury when rapid care can save a life—a sobering reminder of our fragility.

In both cases, golden hour is a call to recognize life’s impermanence, to be present, to pay attention, act where it truly matters, and to find meaning and joy in the brief but brilliant light we are given.

🎞️ Kodak Portra 400
📷 Minolta X-700

It was the first snowfall of the winter, and we had an idea of taking an old gown and shooting in the snow. It was slushy, and very cold, but worth the discomfort in the end!

There’s hardly a day I don’t walk down to look across the Juan De Fuca Strait. The sunsets always seem to grant a little extra time here. Being mesmerized by the panorama is a bit of a universal experience I think.

Mother and daughter in law piggy backing.

I took this photo of Eloïse and Tiago during a break from filming a documentary I’m working on with my agency. Eloïse, together with her partner Matteo, runs a mountain farm in Ostana, in the province of Cuneo (Piedmont, Italy). They both take care of grazing their goats and produce high-quality cheeses using fresh goat milk. They are amazing people who love mountain life and strongly believe in a 'return' to traditional jobs, favoring a less digital life but one filled with experiences and hard work.

 

Captured a joyful moment at Covent Garden’s iconic sleigh! 🎄✨ Feeling festive and loving the holiday vibes in this magical spot.

A baby’s first Christmas is so magical.  Team Santa all the way

We love holiday traditions and events that spark children imagination and keep the magic alive. Many places are overcrowded this time of year and this sweet image to remember our trip is nothing short of miracle. 

This was my caption 

Holiday smiles and festive vibes! Cherishing sweet moments with these little blessings by the Christmas tree. 🎄💖

 Moms, what are your favorite ways to make the holidays magical for your kids? Let’s share ideas!

Reuniting with friends is magical, but doing it during a crisp autumnal Sunday is better ✨

With December comes all the magic of Christmas, and we spent our weekend decorating our tree and the house. It’s heartwarming to see the excitement in our kiddo's eyes.

Taken with TMax 400

Holiday vibes at the Christmas bar!🎄✨

I was dying to see larches in the fall and for years I waited my turn. We spontaneously found an opportunity to head to Washington State for peak fall a few years ago and had our chance to walk around these beautiful trees. 

Patrick just released his first photobook, “August,” a collection of film photographs taken in the Rockies across Colorado and Wyoming, only during the month of August over several years. This book recounts his summers exploring these two states — it imprints a period of his life he will forever keep.  You can find more information about the book on his website, patrickkoetzle.com. 

This is a seasonal symbol of winter you can see in Japan. The girl drinks a cup of tea on the bed everyday before she go to school.

Amo a mis niñas!! God is good always....

A girl who lives in her vintage thoughts and dreams, bathed in melancholy and imbued with indie movies and culture

My beautiful Siamese cat shot on very expired Kodak tmax p3200. 

a moment of fall 

A beautiful golden hour #KodakMoment on Buttermere, in the English Lake District. This stunning spot is the perfect place to take in the last of the days light, as the wind drops and incredible reflections appear in the water. Captured on Kodak Gold 120 film. 

Saint-Raphaël, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'Azur, France

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🎞️ Kodak Portra 400 //

I love to highlight people’s beauty in simple forms and on simple backgrounds and on film. I believe, it is when it shines through in the best way.

This was shot on Kodak Tri-x 400

a normal day with my friends 

Nan

A moment with a friend at an ambient cat cafe in Winnipeg

Taken with Ektar

Bonded with a young W Hotel staff member over analog photography. After discovering that we both got into film photography through inherited cameras from passed loved ones, he was kind enough to pose for a portrait. 

Sophie and Anastasia, Paris, October 2023

#portra400

Part of our morning routine in the office is a joint coffee, which we enjoy on the terrace when the weather is nice. I caught this moment with my colleague.

I love taking pictures of my friends. The sun was too bright that day, we could not escape from it. I tried to take the picture while they were unaware, but my friend Mónica just gave me that look. When I take pictures on film, I don't ever know when I will develop them. The magic comes out many weeks later. This picture is a love letter to the sun and my friends Lyzz and Mónica. 

Driving from Venice to the Dolomites, we stopped at Misurina. My girlfriend was shooting a video of the lake, and fortunately, I always have my camera around my neck when traveling, so I couldn’t resist capturing the moment.

Shot on Kodak Gold 200

Taken on Kodak Gold expired in 2008.

Love wins ❤︎