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Ian Wong

@digitaldarkroom
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Digital Darkroom, a film photography project by Ian Wong & Anne, explores the artistry of film. Join their passionate community for insightful tutorials and a nostalgic journey back to photographic roots.

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Behind-The-Scenes: How a Japanese Photographer Influenced a Hollywood Director

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(Early Access) How a Japanese Photographer Influenced a Hollywood Director

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Early peek at our #FromMeToYou contribution!

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Local Analog Podcast: Ian Wong

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For those who missed this, Andrew Welch from Local Analog Podcast kindly decided to interview me on his podcast. It's a...

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Early Access: The Most Viral Personal Project

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Behind the Scenes: The Original Quarantine Project

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A look behind the scenes at the next episode!

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Why You Shouldn't Storyboard (Early Access)

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Hi everyone - as we hinted in last episode’s behind the scenes...

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Behind the Scenes Between Episodes

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Early Access: What VSCO Girls can teach us about Photography

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[Not Digital Darkroom] Why it's never too late to change what you do

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Episode 13: BTS Thoughts

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Early Access: The Pentax K1000

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Why We Try Not to Talk About Gear (Not Digital Darkroom)

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Photos from Episode 12

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Hey guys, I couldn't figure out how to upload an album on Patreon, but here's a link to some of the photos from the 3 ro...

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Behind the Scenes: Episode 12

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Creator Details

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Launch Date:
2017-03-15
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About Ian Wong

Digital Darkroom, launched in March 2017 by Ian Wong and Anne, is a Patreon dedicated to the art of film photography. Their project revisits the foundational elements of the craft, exploring what initially captivated them and continues to drive their passion. The duo shares their journey with a growing community, currently boasting 86 total members and 48 paid patrons. While precise earnings remain undisclosed, estimates suggest a monthly income ranging from $49 to $245, demonstrating a loyal following despite the niche nature of their work. What sets Digital Darkroom apart is its focus on the deeply personal and emotional connection to the film photography process, offering a unique perspective within the broader photography genre. They achieve this through detailed tutorials and discussions on their process, fostering a space for both learning and sharing. Their success, reflected in their consistent membership and modest but growing income, indicates a strong engagement with their community's shared interest in film photography's enduring appeal.