16 Years Shooting Film: What's Changed, What's Got Worse

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Els Vanopstal has been shooting film since 2010 and documents what's actually shifted over 16 years: cost per roll, processing options, and lab turnaround are all different now, and not all of it in the right direction.

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16 Years Shooting Film: What's Changed, What's Got Worse

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