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Episode Highlights:

• Sachin's theme for 2024: "Experiment, Experience, and Evolve."
• The importance of setting a clear vision and goals amidst life's distractions.
• Exploring each guiding word: Experiment, Experience, Evolve.
• Sachin shares his personal plans for experimentation, including revisiting film photography.
• The value of life experiences and the commitment to living fully.
• The necessity of growth and evolution, both personally and professionally.
• And more ...

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Stay tuned for next week's episode for more insights and inspiration.

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Peace

Sachin

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This is an interview with Lee Walker owner of monument camera in Tucson Arizona. Monument camera specializes in all formats of film photography. They have a wide array of paper and chemicals, including used film equipment.

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It's most certainly an eclectic experience today on the Sunday Service edition of the show. We talk music, we talk websites again, there's some more Platon chat and we attempt, attempt, to answer that question about whether photography is our life's mission? Email the show of course with your thoughts, questions and feedback: click@fujicast.co.uk 

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In the fourth episode of ISO320 Daniel Silbert, Marc Holstein and I are joined by Albert Roig, Founder of Carmencita Film Lab. 

This episode is a master class in film processing and scanning. Albert Roig, the founder of Carmencita Film Lab, one of Europe's premier indie film labs located in Barcelona Spain, is so knowledgeable and passionate about film processing and scanning and literally shares everything you'd ever want to know and more, so sit back and enjoy. There's so many amazing nuggets in this one!

ISO320 is a work in progress, so please share your comments with us as we develop the podcast.

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In this episode of ISO320 Daniel Silbert and I are joined by my good buddy and fellow photographer, Marc Holstein.

Marc, Daniel and I discuss our love of film photography, the gear, and subtleties of shooting film. Despite being nearly obsolete, there is a romanticism with shooting film that we all love.

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Gordon Szeto loves taking photographs. The San Francisco native found photography as a teenager, and after a run with his family business, he fell back in love with the art. These days, Gordon co-owns Glass Key Photo, a camera and film store located in the Polk Gulch.

In this podcast, Gordon talks about his love of photography—specifically, film photography. He shares thoughts on what makes San Francisco such a special place, to live, work, and take photos.

We recorded this podcast at Glass Key Photo in August 2018.

Film photography by Pedro Lange-Churión

Gordon Szeto grew up on the edge of Russian Hill, close to Chinatown, a neighborhood that, from a young age, captivated him. As a teenager, he got into photography, and Chinatown was a natural subject. These days, he and a few other photographers are documenting life in Chinatown—the people and businesses that have held out all these years.

In this episode, Gordon talks about growing up in San Francisco and learning to love photography. He shares what makes Chinatown so special, learning about other neighborhoods later in life, and even some of his favorite restaurants.

Check back Thursday for Part 2, when Gordon will talk about coming to own his photo store—Glass Key Photo.

We recorded this podcast at Glass Key Photo in August 2018.

Film photography by Vince Donavan

Ryan Akerberg had been in San Francisco for only a couple of weeks when his friend from Boulder, Colorado, tapped him on the shoulder in a cafe. That random meeting eventually resulted in Ryan's owning a company. He has now been washing windows with Intelligent Window Cleaning for nearly 11 years.

In this episode of Storied: San Francisco, Ryan talks about what it's like to be a small-business owner, specifically what it means to wash residential windows in houses all over the city.

In case you missed it, Part 1 is here.

We recorded this episode at Emperor Norton's Boozeland in January 2018.

Film photography by Ryan Akerberg