Dead Film Stocks
Joshua Ross WilliamsA weekly(ish) newsletter about curiosity, photography, and the Southeast. Nothing is paywalled. If you decide that you would like to show your support monetarily then you are welcome to sign up for a paid subscription. I appreciate all of my readers.
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Finally and Hello.
Below is a post that I just shared on Patreon. I am sharing it with you because it is the only way I have to know whether you are interested. If you would like to follow along with my Patreon, you can do so here.
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Field Notes: June, 2026
This newsletter is a bit of a recap of June: some thoughts, some photos, and some things for the future. June was a busy month overall, and I am looking forward to a slower July.
Stepping back, slowing down, and being mindful.
Heading int...
Weekly Carry - June 8th - June 14th
Last week, I toted my Ricoh GR III. My goal wasn't to photograph everything that I saw, but to photograph things that I found interesting. Things like one of the many light poles overgrown with vines I encounter on my way to and from work e...
Weekly Carry - June 1st - June 7th
Last week, I decided to carry my Fujifilm Instax SQ6 with me every day. My goal was to shoot a pack of Instax Square color film throughout the week whenever I saw something interesting. However, it rained nearly every day, which is terrible...
Full Roll: Misplaced Rolls 3 & 4 of 4
Housekeeping: I am testing the use of galleries for Full Roll posts. Ideally, galleries should give these posts a cleaner look while still allowing you to view full-size images by clicking them. Please let me know your thoughts.
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