Diane Peterson and Gary Fudge have been collaborating with film based work for a wee while now. The examples are from their latest collaboration using 1950s Yashica medium format cameras running 120 film.

Gary shoots a roll of exposures in his native Scotland, before sending the roll across the Atlantic, to Diane in the States, who re-rolls the film and shoots her own exposures. Neither discuss the project leaving the results to chance and fun. In this digital world… Film lives on..!!

Gary Fudge is a founding member and co-administrator of aamora. A freelance photographer, he lives on Orkney, part of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. He loves travel and photography. And photography. Oh, and travel. He specializes in moody imagery, stormy skies, decay and dark humour.

You will enjoy Gary’s previous aamora posts by clicking here and more of his work at Flatfoot Photography and at jpgmag.com .

Diane Peterson is a member of aamora. She is an American photographer living on the northern prairies of Idaho. She tells us: “However, my travels throughout the world have given me a perspective on my surroundings and have allowed me to “dream” when creating images I like to imagine are part of my reality. Off beat,sometimes quirky images emerge from my cameras. I like to explore alternative approaches to photography; much of the work I create is fueled by fragments of an imaginary existence. I use vintage, plastic and toy cameras as well as more modern slr’s and dslr’s. I develop all my own black and white film.”

To see more of Diane’s work:

http://www.dianepetersonphotography.1x.com

http://www.papermemories.wordpress.com