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'I like to think about my photos more when I take them, and the process of using film forces me to slow down and consider each shot.'

Our next interviewee in our staff interview series is our dedicated cat-drawer, Louisa. In this interview, Louisa tells us about her Caffe Nero addiction, her journey into photography, and her favourite part about being at West Yorkshire Cameras.

'The shop has really shown me how to tell when people are genuinely interested in learning and creating something.'

Up next in our series of staff interviews, it's none other than Howard Parker, the owner of West Yorkshire Cameras. Howard tells us about his photography, why Ilford Delta 400 is unmatched and offers a step-by-step guide on how to best attach a spoiler to your Box Brownie.

'The ‘click, click, click’ of shooting digital meant I couldn’t slow down and focus. When I discovered film, I enjoyed the process of stepping back and slowing down.'

Continuing our series of staff interviews is none other than our resident scouser, Steve. In this interview, Steve explains to us how he got into film photography, his developing process and how you can still take great photos on a battered old Rolleicord.

'I’ve been constantly taking photos of everyone and everything for as long as I could afford a camera to build up a large record of life around me.'

Next up in our series of interviews is alternative format aficionado, Adam. In this interview, Adam tells us how he got into complicated chemical processes, building his own cameras and his fondness for odd point-and-shoots.

"I find that, initially, everyone gets excited by the expensive stuff, but it’s the strange stuff that you don’t see every day which excites me." 

Continuing our series of staff interviews, Dan shares his process with us, from which cameras he picks up to his favourite aspect of being at West Yorkshire Cameras.