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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A Note on the New Meta AI Policy
Greetings, All!
Meta’s changes to their AI policies have put me in a weird spot.
My page, which had been a professional account, was set to be scraped by Meta’s AI bots for AI training purposes. This wouldn’t just include using my images...
Life with the Ricoh GR III | Vol. 1
One thing I have wanted to do for a long time is create a section of this Substack dedicated to my Ricoh GR III (my favorite digital camera, ~~even in its beat-up shape)~~. Well, that time is now. I captured all the images below with my GR...
Full Rolls: I Finally Scanned these Two Rolls.
For over two years, these rolls have been hanging next to my desk, but I haven’t felt like scanning them. The delay is partly because they're test rolls and partly because I don’t care for scanning 35mm film. For me, scanning a 120 roll, wh...
Full Roll: Cal
Recently, I photographed Cal, an incredibly creative, down-to-earth individual I met on Instagram. For years, I have wanted to start building a body of work based around photographing people in the Southeast who I find interesting, and that...
Blind Print Sale
Greetings All!
I have a couple of newsletters to share this week and next, but I wanted to let you know about a print sale I launched this morning.
I’ve decided to have some fun and do a “Blind Print” sale! The sale includes never-before-...
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Creative | Curious | Sober | Currently documenting people and places around the Southeastern US on film.
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