There's something special about capturing the energy of a track night on a 35mm film camera. The motion, the lights all come together in a way that digital photography just can't replicate. The graininess of the film adds a sense of nostalgia to the images, as if they were taken in a different era. And yet, the images are still so relevant and alive. Seeing the blurs of runners whizzing by or the focused determination on a sprinter's face frozen in time is truly mesmerizing. The rawness of the images makes them feel like a true representation of the moment, almost as if you were there yourself. It's hard not to feel inspired by the magic of film photography, especially when it comes to capturing the dynamic energy of track and field.
