Weekly Round Up: Week 11
Every week the Negative Supply team will share their favorite photography related content. Whether it’s a YouTube video we really like, a photo book we just picked up or a documentary we just watched. This is in an effort to highlight folks in the community, and inspire each other and you. Check out the links below!
Chris’s Recommendation: “Film is Not Dead” by Jonathan Canlas
“I’ve been a fan of Jonathans work since a friend recommend I check him out when I was just getting back into shooting film. I’ve been obsessed with his work ever since. Jonathan is a pillar in the film community and dedicated to teaching photographers how to shoot film. This book is a great resource and has explanations with actual examples that are great for anyone who shoots film.
Andy’s Recommendation: Herb Ritts - LA Style Book
“Herb Ritts created many of my favorite images. His work is sexy, sculptural, romantic and always beautiful.”
Alan’s Recommendation: First Take At Something New
“Deans take on photography is something that has been inspiring me over the past few weeks. We have had tons of chats on the medium of film and the philosophy of what it’s like to be a photographer. This is his first video on YouTube and hopefully the start of something great!”
Brennan’s Recommedation: Leica M10-P "Reporter" Digital Rangefinder Camera
“Leica has always released special editions, especially in the time of digital photography. Yes, we all know they’re expensive. I’m not going to get into whether it’s worth it or not but, I will say when you’re spending that much money then why not find one that looks good too. Find the “regular” M10 and M10-P kinda bland? Leica released one of my favorite designed special editions recently in the form of the Leica M10-P Reporter. I’m a big fan of the Safari cameras and this takes it a step further with a slightly different colorway and the use of Kevlar! No, it’s not meant for actual reporters and journalists to use and it probably won’t stop bullets but it’s definitely a cool conversation piece.”
