I have always been drawn to the imperfections in photography as a way to create more interesting and ambiguous imagery. I mostly shoot with a Holga camera. Entirely made of plastic (including the lens) and lacking any real control in exposure and focus, the Holga creates ephemeral photos that seem to lose their sense of time and place if the subject doesn’t give it away. The resulting photos speak to the past in often dreamlike images. In the last few years, I have been exploring color film, particularly the “made to look vintage” films that have come about in this era of “old is the new black” trend in photography that is happening. I began with trying out experimental film such a Psychedelic Blues and Dubblefilm and eventually landed on Lomochrome’s Metropolis, Redscale and Purple Pettilent as my favorites to work with.