Customer feature: Sonny Witton - @mostlysonnys 🌟
Every now and then a large film drop will come through that commands our attention from start to finish. Sonny’s rolls from a trip through India, Nepal and Sri Lanka did just that.
With images spanning city street photography, portraiture, landscapes and observational moments, Sonny captured a mix of 35mm and 120 film in both colour and B&W. Unfortunately these were the final rolls for his trusted Canon EOS 5 that didn’t make it home.
We hope you all love this gallery as much as we loved processing this order, and believe us when we say selecting from these 44 rolls was no easy task. Thanks again to Sonny for graciously allowing us to share these and be sure check out his page - @mostlysonnys
📷 : 35mm - Canon EOS 5. 120 - Pentax 645
Shot on a variety of film stocks, developed and scanned in house on the Frontier SP-3000 🌟
We stayed at 60 Yamba street, Yamba on a work trip. It reminded me of Phillip island where I grew up. The quiet and randomness.
Warm but cold. Australia really has a tyranny of distance and people prefer convenience and isolation when what we need is the opposite. It’s convenient to say no and go home.
I thought the house was beautiful and a good amount of ugly. Perfectly imperfect. I like photography for expressing feelings and communicating without words. I wish that I could express outside the means of a 4 inch screen but I’m grateful you can see it, even if briefly.
Scans of some of the photography featured in a special magazine that focuses on the overlooked scent sense. Nose mag @nose.mag - “My work explores the quiet persistence of memory — moments held in light, gesture, and atmosphere. I’m drawn to images that feel familiar in an intangible, sensory way - the kind that momentarily transports you back to a place or feeling you forgot you remembered. Images that linger, like the scent of someone you once knew.
words and photography by Sonny Witton”
