Film Fridge
The Film Fridge is a small, curated selection of film — chosen with intention and meant to be discovered in person.
Instead of endless options, we focus on a rotating mix of films we actually shoot, love, and want to share.
Here’s a peek at what that actually looks like…
What You’ll Find Inside
What’s in the Film Fridge changes — and that’s kind of the point.
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35mm + 120mm color and black & white film
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A rotating selection of familiar favorites and lesser-known stocks
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Film of the Month — picks based on light, mood, and how we’re shooting lately
Each film earns its spot because it makes us want to go outside and shoot.
How We Choose Film
We choose film based on how it feels to shoot — not just on specs or hype.
Some films are popular for a reason, and we’re into that. But every roll in the fridge earns its place by encouraging curiosity, slowing things down, and making familiar places feel new again.
If a film makes us want to load another roll and head back out, it belongs here.
Where the Film Fridge Lives
The Film Fridge is meant to be stumbled upon — here’s where you can find one.
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You’ll find the Film Fridge inside Paulina Springs Books in Sisters, Oregon.
It’s tucked into the front window near the photography section and meant to be discovered while you’re browsing — no rush, no pressure. Stop by during regular bookstore hours and take a look.
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You’ll find the Film Fridge inside Dudley’s Bookshop Cafe in downtown Bend.
It’s tucked under the bar next to the tiger statue — once you spot the tiger, you’re in the right place. Meant to be discovered while you’re already there, no rush, no pressure. Stop by during regular cafe hours and take a look.
Notes on Film
Thoughts on film, photo walks, and the slower side of photography — pulled straight from our journal.
