Every couple weeks, my friends and I used to make hours-long trips into the main areas of Boston, including Copley and Seaport. These trips ignited my interest in street and urban photography, one of my favorite genres after aviation photography. 

When my photography teacher, Ms. Penney, introduced our film unit, I asked her why still uses those old cameras if we have newer, digital ones. Now, after months of practicing film photography myself, I understand why Ms. Penney still values the film camera so much: they always produce the most unique, nostalgic photos that can rarely be replicated through virtual editing. I've learned this through my film photography experiences in both Newton South and on a road trip to Philadelphia last spring.

Just a couple miles from my house lies the Larz Anderson Auto Museum, what started my automotive photography stint. Every Sunday, I would drop by the car shows, wandering through the sea of cars as I snapped photos of each one.