Olympus OM10
31 rollsWhere it all began. Gifted in the summer of 2024, this 1980s film SLR is my main shooter. Manual adapter attached — full control over aperture, shutter, and the lesson that slowing down is always worth it.
Cameras
The tools behind the rolls.
Olympus XA
1 rollA tiny clamshell rangefinder from 1979. Sharp, discreet, always in my pocket. When I need something smaller than the OM10 but still want the grain and patience of film.
Lomography Fisheye No. 2
10 rollsWide, wild, and a little unserious — which is exactly the point. For those moments that call for a different kind of seeing. Barrel distortion as a feature, not a bug.
Fuji DL-25
1 rollA late-80s point-and-shoot with autofocus and a fixed 35mm lens. Simple, automatic, unpretentious. For when I want to shoot without thinking too much.
Canon AE-1 (black)
One of the most iconic 35mm SLRs ever made. The black body is the one I wanted — understated, classic. Shutter-priority AE with a satisfying mechanical feel.
Minolta X-700
A late-70s SLR with one of the best light meters of its era. Smooth, precise, and a joy to use. A different character from the OM10 but equally capable.
Lenses
- Olympus Zuiko Auto-S 50mm f/1.8 50mm · f/1.8Standard prime Olympus OM10
- Olympus Zuiko Auto-Macro 50mm f/3.5 50mm · f/3.5Macro prime Olympus OM10
- Olympus Zuiko Auto-W 35mm f/2.8 35mm · f/2.8Wide prime Olympus OM10
- Olympus Zuiko 35mm f/2.8 35mm · f/2.8Built-in Olympus XA
- Built-in 10mm f/8 Fisheye 10mm · f/8Fisheye Lomography Fisheye No. 2
- Fujinon 35mm f/4.5 35mm · f/4.5Built-in Fuji DL-25