Bit of a strange one, I just watched the documentary Which way is the frontline from here about the photojournalist Tim Hetherington.
Wonderful documentary and incredibly interesting and moving.
In one part of the documentary he is in a school in sri lanka I believe photographing some children. The images are taken with the children sitting in a chair in a doorway.
Maybe a daft question but does anyone have any resources, links etc to interviews where he talks about the film stock he uses. I can see he is shooting medium format / 120 film. But im curios as to what film stock he may use. Whether it be Fuji, portra or something else.
And if you haven’t seen to doc, go see it. Its fascinating.
Rgds
Wonderful documentary and incredibly interesting and moving.
In one part of the documentary he is in a school in sri lanka I believe photographing some children. The images are taken with the children sitting in a chair in a doorway.
Maybe a daft question but does anyone have any resources, links etc to interviews where he talks about the film stock he uses. I can see he is shooting medium format / 120 film. But im curios as to what film stock he may use. Whether it be Fuji, portra or something else.
And if you haven’t seen to doc, go see it. Its fascinating.
Rgds
