Started with one camera.
Never really stopped.
I picked up my first serious camera about a decade ago and quickly discovered that photography is one of those things — the more you learn, the more there is to learn. I moved from digital to film, from automatic to manual, from phone snaps to considered compositions.
I tour constantly. Airports, new streets, unfamiliar light — that restlessness feeds the work. Film photography especially taught me to slow down and commit to a shot before pressing the shutter.
Today I shoot with a mix of modern mirrorless bodies and vintage film cameras — the reliability of digital when I need it, and the deliberateness of film when I want it.
Landscapes, streets,
and everything between.
My work spans landscape, street, travel, and film photography. Landscapes for the patience they demand. Street photography for the spontaneity and the human element you can’t plan for.
Film is the constant thread. I shoot Kodak, Fuji, and Cinestill stocks across several cameras. There’s a quality to film images — the grain, the colour rendering, the way highlights roll off — that I haven’t been able to fully replicate digitally.
Built for photographers
who care about craft.
bubblesphoto started as a place to share what I know. Tutorials, gear notes, film tests, Lightroom workflows — the kind of content I wished existed when I was starting out. Everything here is based on actual shooting, not theory.
The free tools came from my own frustration at not finding good ones. The presets are distillations of years of editing, refined across hundreds of photos until they felt right.