When I started taking pictures, I used Kodak film, that's what was available so that's what I used. I took it to the lab to have it developed and get my prints back. I took those prints and placed them in a photo album.
The Internet changed all that.
I'm getting back to it in a hybrid fashion.
I like photo albums; I carry one in my travel bag. It's got pictures of my family, my dog and cats, the things I do and the things I used to do as well as images that I want more of. My iPhone 16pro takes phenomenal photographs, they actually don't require much thinking. I pull it out of my pocket, hit the button to open the camera app and start blasting away taking photos. My phone has 1 terabyte of memory so I can take a massive amount of exposures. If I don't need them, I delete them to preserve some of the memory, print from the Internet (to Walgreens or where ever) and that's how I do it with the iPhone.
My Nikon FE2 and F3/Nikkor Lens/Film camera shooting; film to the lab, scans get sent, go into iPhone memory and either printed and or used online for what ever.
I'm still learning film, what film works for what.
I have a little experience now and a lot of recourses in photography friends of old but I'm learning.
...this is where I'm at now.
You have a favorite film?
Any advice?
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