Today, I dove back into the nostalgic world of film photography, a passion I had set aside for the bustling digital age. Over the last few weeks, I roamed the vibrant and historic streets of London, capturing moments through the lens of my Nikon F3 film camera. The thrill of not knowing exactly how each shot would turn out added an element of suspense and excitement that digital photography often lacks. Developing the film rolls myself was a deliberate choice, a nod to the days when photography was as much about the process as it was about the result. It had been years since I last stood in the dim light of the darkroom, watching images magically appear on film. The smell of chemicals, the meticulous timing of each step, and the gentle swish of photos in the developing tray brought back a flood of memories. There was a unique satisfaction in seeing the tangible results of my efforts—a mix of shadows and light, forever imprinted on film. This experience was not just about revisiting a hobby; it was a reminder of the joy and artistry in creating something truly by hand, something increasingly rare in our fast-paced, digital world. #LondonFashionPhotographer #CalvinChinthaka