Jared Pollenfoto's photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for Thursday, October 1st, 2020.

The time now is 447 in the PM.

This is episode number 32 where I sit down sometime during the day to share what's on my mind with you and you.

Guess what you get to do?

You get to share your mind with me by calling or texting 2674546376 so a lot of

you guys texted me yesterday after the episode that I did and let me know that you would like to see

or hear more episodes well basically some were like I like them 10 minutes I like them 30 minutes so

it's all over the place but if you didn't tell me what you like, you can text me, call me 267, 454, 6376. So today's topic, as you're seeing from

the subject of the video or, well, this is not video. This is podcast, Jared, not video.

You see the subjects has something like film wedding photography, stupid or sucks. I haven't decided which one I'm going

to go with. Stupid or sucks. Or you're stupid if you do wedding photography that's film. I'm not

going to say you're stupid if you do that. But why am I bringing this up? It's because a friend

and I, we were discussing, she does weddings and we were discussing film photography and what

were my thoughts on that whole thing.

And I gave my thoughts on film photography for weddings and how people are marketing

film photography as if it's the biggest thing since sliced bread. And the truth is it's really not.

It's not the biggest thing since sliced bread. It's pure marketing play. It's pure selling brides and grooms on this

dream that your wedding should be shot on film because that's how it used to be done. You know what?

They used to have caricaturists at your wedding. They used to have a person draw your wedding. I don't even

know if this is true. Before they had photography, so what's the big deal?

So, no, you need to have your wedding done by a wedding photographer who shoots film

because if you don't, you are missing out on the classic nature of film.

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