Hey Hey! I’m Nick.
I am a Brooklyn, NY based filmmaker and photographer (but willing to travel!) that loves shooting on film and embracing the serendipitous nature of analog mediums. I have used Polaroids, Super 8. large format and other analog formats for over a decade to capture my life and others as well. These are moments to look back on forever so why not make them look amazing on film!
To me, capturing life on film is a classic, unique and beautiful experience that isn’t entirely shared with digital. Whether it’s weddings, fashion, portraits or music I love that shooting film just feels different both while I’m shooting and in the final results. I aim to create work that isn’t cheesy or hyper-real but instead are one-of-a-kind artworks, imperfections and all.
I would love to share my passion for capturing life on film with you so let's chat!
A few favorites
The creme de la creme of Super 8 cameras. One of Canon’s last Super 8 cameras they ever made and has excellent image quality while being one of the most quiet Super 8 cameras which is crucial for weddings!
SUPER 8: 1980s Canon 814XL-S
Not your average Polaroid camera. It is a high-quality Polaroid camear from the 50s that’s been customized to shoot modern Instax Wide film. It probably was used to shoot weddings 70 years ago!
INSTANT FILM: 1950s POLAROID 110A
A bit different than the dark cloth + tripod large format cameras that come to mind when talking about large format, this is a specialized handheld version made in the late 1940s that’s much quicker to use!
LARGE FORMAT: 1940s Graflex Super D SLR