Disposable Camera Street Photography Challenge (Kodak FunSaver)

A few articles about the environmental impact of single use cameras.

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[arholderik]

Love the video! Fun fact with the ‘disposable’ cameras is that they’re usually returned to Kodak/Fujifilm. They pop in a new battery, film roll and sell the camera again.

[filmfauxtos]

3:08 sums up the fun of street photography, being able to capture and compose such a beautiful moving shot

[HEYitsTRAV]

Loved the shot of the guy at 8:27. He stopped when he saw you lining up the shot. He never expected it!

[arloharnish]

I love how the guy's checking out the wall wondering what you're taking a picture of... while you're taking a picture of him.

[ChloeBanderas]

Some really nice shots! The camera is 30mm, f10 at 1/100s and ISO800. Fixed focus. There's nothing automatic going on, just the latitude of the film.

[jesusisapisces]

I loved the shot with the man in the suit checking his watch. It had a very nostalgic 90s NYC street photography feel. A lot of your photos did. If just goes to show it's not about the camera you use, but the photographer. ❤️

[kt]

7:14 that's my favorite shot. I fall in love with it <333

[anothernovelty]

Wow, so many memories! That sound too! As a 90s kid, these were always a go-to for shows and parties because it wasn't so bad if you lost them. They were also a mainstay for many wedding tables because you could get some truly random and funny shots taken by the guests. Fun video and some really nice shots!

[scottnelle]

Oh man, the vibe that launched a thousand preset packs. Takes me back to my childhood in the 80s, when this is what New York looked like (as far people like me who didn't live in New York could tell). What a fun experiment, and some really cool shots!

[micahmackenzie]

4:16 I love the interactions between the ticket master and the guy standing to the side. Great timing! Great shot!

[KelseySmithPhotography]

You absolutely killed this as always Faizal! These videos are always such a nice vibe. Beautiful images!

[charlestonealmacen]

That click click click while reloading is soo satisfying!

[jamesfilmss]

BRO! When you snapped that photo at 6:30 I just paused the video and my jaw dropped, this is my favourite type of photography when the moment captured truly tells story and immerses you inside it! Great snap man, these disposable cameras are next level!!!

[hachewie]

We had one on each table at our wedding reception. (2002). We got some great shots.

[Lorisv]

a disposable camera is actually what got me into film photography. i once picked one up out of courisity and i really loved the vibe of the pictures. after that i asked around in my family if someone has an old slr and now i almost exclusively shoot film.

[mitchelldervin]

Literally killing it with the pics of people and they have no idea 😭😂 so cool

[tallpaulify]

The imperfections of these photos are what makes it beautiful. I've been wanting to do this for ages.
Thank you for sharing

[f]

We used to carefully pry these apart and send a sack (think large postal sack) full of these off for recycling.
In the early 2000s we probably sold and processed hundreds of these in the Summer, in a small shop in a small town in the UK. Eventually (by 2007), we ended up giving really simple 35mm cameras out at a camparable price, including a film and battery, to spare using the 'disposable' models.

[Todomo]

my mom used to send me on field trips with one of these, such great memories of running out of film before we saw the third zoo animal

[HEYitsTRAV]

I have a couple disposable-like cameras. I have the Ilford Sprite 35-II, and another similar one from Lomography. They are reloadable cameras, but give you that simple point and shoot/disposable feel. The benefit is that you can load some decent film in them and get surprisingly good stuff. I use them both all the time.