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Transitioning From Digital To Film With Analogue Swimwear Photographer Talya Brockmann

July 15, 2021 • Talya Brockmann • Season 3 • Episode 7

Stepping up to the mic for Season 3 Episode 7 of Orms Air: The Orms Podcast is Talya Brockmann, a young Cape Town-based film photographer who is carving out a niche with her instantly recognisable analogue images featuring European-esque compositions of swimwear. Talya joined us to discuss the transition from shooting on digital to shooting on film, working with models and brands, and film photography hacks.

In this episode, Jess and Talya mention the following:

This past episode of Orms Air where Jess discussed the notion that no ideas are original.
The documentary "Everything Is A Remix", which changed Jess' life.
The photographers Cameron Hammond, Purienne , and Brydie Mack, whose work greatly influenced Talya's signature style.

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Orms Air: The Orms Podcast is produced and hosted by Orms Content Manager Jess Young. It is edited by Sam Wilson, our Junior Audiovisual Content Producer.