yes, every single image on this site comes from analogue film. I started shooting film in 2024 with my grandad’s old camera, and it became a way to slow down and notice details often missed in everyday life. This process is at the heart of everything I create.

Each print begins as a moment captured on film, not digital. Every photograph was taken with my grandad’s vintage Voigtländer Vitoret DR camera, using traditional 35mm film. Because analogue photography embraces imperfections like soft tones, film grain, and subtle light leaks, no two photos or prints are ever quite the same. These nuances give each piece a one-of-a-kind feel that digital images can’t replicate.

each analogue print has a natural softness and tonal variation that’s part of the charm of film photography. While I work to ensure that digital previews reflect the real colours as closely as possible, your physical print may have slight variations — just like a film negative would.

Each fine art print is made to order using high-quality printing on premium paper, ensuring the textures and tones of the film photographs are beautifully preserved. The production process is handled by professional print partners that specialise in art and photography printing. the printing is done locally to be more sustainable and to reduce shipping time.

all prints are available in 30×45 cm. If you’re interested in a custom size, feel free to reach out. I’m happy to discuss special orders.

Prints are sold unframed to let you choose a frame that suits your space and style. Keeping them unframed also protects the print during shipping and ensures it arrives in perfect condition

Shipping times vary depending on your location. Orders within Europe usually arrive within 4-5 days. Each print is carefully packaged to ensure it reaches you safely. You’ll receive a tracking link as soon as your order is in production.

I occasionally shoot digital for practical reasons, but everything you see in the print collection is 100% film-based. Shooting on film keeps me connected to the slower, more intentional rhythm that defines analogue photography.

You can reach me anytime through the contact page or by email at stephanieseesphotography@gmail.com. I’m happy to answer questions about photography, the printing process, or available analogue prints.