Oct 20, 2026 · 54 min · 11 segments
In this episode I had the privilege to chat with Hilary Freed from Harman Technologies. We chatted about her journey with photography, as well as her employment with Harman. We also chatted a bit…
Hilary FreedGuest
Mario PiperHost
So it was, you know, it was kind of part of my life and it was always something that intrigued me a bit, but.

So I just, I have a great little lab, Moody's Film Lab here and like in my kind of community.

And then Caffeinol, I tried a couple of times, which I'm going to work into more, but

primarily I shoot color which I'm I feel bad because so many photographers uh swear by black and white and I love black and white photography but I I just love color

yeah no I get it I mean I think one of the things I also like about black and white is because because I can be involved in the entire process you know I really enjoy that like I mean, especially because I work for the film company, it feels even like, oh, the film, and then I shoot it, and then I process it, and then I can print it.

So it was, you know, it was kind of part of my life and it was always something that intrigued me a bit, but.

So I just, I have a great little lab, Moody's Film Lab here and like in my kind of community.

And then Caffeinol, I tried a couple of times, which I'm going to work into more, but

primarily I shoot color which I'm I feel bad because so many photographers uh swear by black and white and I love black and white photography but I I just love color

yeah no I get it I mean I think one of the things I also like about black and white is because because I can be involved in the entire process you know I really enjoy that like I mean, especially because I work for the film company, it feels even like, oh, the film, and then I shoot it, and then I process it, and then I can print it.
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