
Jake Gale
Large-format analog film photographer and darkroom/alt-process printer based in Saint Paul, Minnesota, who shoots primarily 8x10 large format and 35mm in black and white.
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Aug 27, 2026
Film Photography for Beginners: Why & How
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Brad SigalHOST
Can you say a little bit more about that? Like, what does that mean? What does that look like in your photography?

Jake GaleGUEST
Um, you know, I'm still, um, you know, kind of developing my body of work and, or as time has gone by, I found myself kind of pulled into, to different areas and different subjects.

Jake GaleGUEST
Um, and you know, the-there are a couple different areas or, or subjects that, that call to me a little more.

Jake GaleGUEST
So, um, you know, I had a, I have a, a eight-year-old, and she was younger when I started getting back into film photography, so there was just a lot of like, um, you know, family.
Brad SigalHOST
So why, why did you choose to shoot that way in that context, uh, when you could have just brought a digital camera and snapped some shots?