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D-I-Why Not?

Ryan Tatar has made a name for himself with his lo fi photographs using expired or cross-processed film that depict simpler times. Originally from Michigan, he now resides in San Francisco and is busy with international photo exhibitions and editorial and advertising clients when not working at one of the most well known computer companies in the world. In this episode of D-I-Why Not?, Ryan breaks down the basics of analogue photography while on a road trip with Cyrus Sutton and Foster Huntington last summer.

For more of Ryan's work, check out http://www.ryantatar.com/ or his blog Shakas and Singlefins.

Host:: Ryan Tatar
Camera:: James Campbell & Cyrus Sutton
Edit:: James Campbell
Producer:: Cyrus Sutton
Music:: "Nothing's Gonna" by The Blank Tapes

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Samuel Abeger

Dec 13, 2012 @ 04:50 am

I've been getting back into shooting film recently. A couple questions on things Ryan mentioned maybe you guys can get the answers from him. What film scanner does he use/recommend? What specific film does he shoot (brand, speed, expired, etc)? Good work guys!
Tom Hains

Mar 02, 2013 @ 11:09 am

Can you confirm the name of the track in the video? I tried searching the 'the blank tapes, nothing's gonna' but nothing comes up.

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