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We will never wear suits.
Thanks!
Exposure has grown immensely from the strength of the community of photographers that have gathered around it. In our online forum, through e-mail, and in person many photographers have generously shared their expertise and photo archives to help make Exposure 2.
Some of the most valiant defenders of their favorite films are Tom Corbitt (Polaroid), Marc Durant (Polaroid), Andrew Durazo, Markus Haugg (Portra), Steffen Jahn (Polapan, Polachrome), Larry Ketchum (Kodak EES), Taran Morgan, Greg Myhra (GAF 500), Jing Quek, Michael Riedel, Jeff Simons, David Singer, Ellen Small (Scala), Geoff Smith, Scott Stulberg, Ken Weingart (EPP Cross Processing), Jim White, and Gregory Wiggs.
I hope I didn’t leave anyone out! I’m sure this list will continue to grow as more photographers gather round the campfire to share their memories of legendary films.
Jeff Butterworth