My Top 5 Film Cameras (And Why I Still Shoot With Them)
In the digital age, film photography remains a grounding creative ritual for me. Each of my cameras has its own rhythm, its own character—and over the years, some have stood out more than others.
These are the five film cameras I reach for most often, ranked not just by features, but by how much I enjoy using them.
Leica M6: Is It Worth the Hype?
There’s a certain mythos that surrounds Leica. Whispered among film shooters and digital converts alike, the name conjures images of street photography legends, beautifully worn brass, and the distinct click of a precision shutter. And within Leica’s legendary lineup, the Leica M6 might just be the crown jewel. But in a world flooded with perfectly capable 35mm cameras—many at a fraction of the price—is the Leica M6 truly worth the hype?
After years of shooting both digital and film, across genres from remote mountain adventures to the empty main streets of dying Alberta towns, I decided to put the Leica M6 to the test. Here’s what I’ve learned.
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