Ive been shooting various print based media over the years on the digital front and have been happy with the published results. Im given a brief, shoot it then submit the images to the magazine editors. Then it goes off to the design team and then between them they select the images that best suit the feature/brief requirements. All of which are always digital images which Im happy to provide. However, lately Ive been dropping a few medium format images into the mix to see if the guys pick up on their value. I don't mention Ive added film shots to the digital ones Ive submitted, I just like to see if they pick up on the quality of those images. It doesn't have to be megapixel quality, it really doesn't. Medium format images or 35mm images if they are well shot and composed can deliver.....
Finally its paid off. Admittedly its only one shot but its in the magazine. Result....
Camera: Hasselblad 500 C/M Film: Fujichrome Velvia 100 - expired
