Here we have an example of why scanning DOES matter. It's a sad fact - the scanner I use my school's library alters the coloration. The first image is self scanned while the second image is professionally scanned. I'm a purist when it comes to this stuff. I don't want color correction on my computer. I want what the film gives me. Also, notice the film grain. Click to enlarge image 1. Then click to enlarge image 2. In image 2 you can see the film grain in all it's splendor. It actually looks like a photograph - not some digitally high glossed smear. This last set of images is a perfect example. Look at image 1. Then look at the other self scanned photos. Image 1 has a completely different tonal shift. It doesn't even look like it's from the same film stock. But the scanner auto-"corrected", removing the punch. Such a shame.
A green plastic Holga. A Minolta SRT. I use photography to explore life. Why be traditional? Experiment. Scribble. Destroy. Boil. Scan. Print. Just straight-up in camera photography.
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