Creator · Ongoing
A Digital Scrapbook
This is a personal project. A curated digital home for the film photographs I've taken while living and traveling across the globe.
A decade of film, indexed
A personal archive of photographs shot on film across nine places, scanned by whichever lab developed the roll and served straight out of object storage. No CMS, no database: the album list is the bucket listing, and what you see below is the archive as it stands right now.
Shoot a roll. Thirty-six frames, no preview, and you find out weeks later what you got.
The lab develops and scans it. Their scanner names every file, and that name is kept exactly as it came back.
The roll goes into an R2 bucket. A Cloudflare Worker lists it, the site reads that listing, and the album exists.
Japan
54
New Zealand
44
Austria
92
Argentina
136
France
30
España
54
Andorra
38
Indonesia
51
Random
29The album shelf, the tilt and the light sweep are the real site's, reproduced. Everything else is read from the live archive when this page loads: the albums, the counts, the frame numbers and the photographs themselves. Nothing is a screenshot.
The Idea
I've shot analog film in every country I've lived in. Most of those photos sit in shoeboxes or forgotten folders. This website is my way to give them a proper home, organized by place and time, presented the way film deserves to be seen.
What It Is
A minimal, image-first web experience. No social features, no likes, no algorithms. Just photographs, location context, and the story behind each roll. The design stays out of the way and lets the pictures do its thing.
The Collection
Over a decade of film shots spanning New Zealand, Japan, Austria, Spain, Andorra, Indonesia, Australia, Argentina, and Germany. Street photography, landscapes, portraits, and the in-between moments that only analog captures.
Why Film
Digital is forgiving. Film is not. That constraint forces you to slow down and actually see. The imperfections, the light leaks, and the slight blur are what make each shot feel alive.