Anyone else here on Instagram?

[Molli]

I'm looking at grainery.app as an alternative to Instagram now. It appears to be much more geared towards sharing of images that originate solely from film.

Yours was the very first image I saw when I went to check it out. I'd been showing a friend some of your work less than a week ago and mentioned that I'd know your window anywhere. Your photo made a great first impression in grainery.app's favour

I'm possibly a little more darkroom orientated than they're catering to, as I do wish developers, paper and toning were an integral part of the gear selection used. Obviously older/alternative techniques are also of great interest to me.
Having said that, I understand hashtags will be fully searchable, so I'll probably find more darkroom information as their user base and database expands.

[kevinjp]

Grainery.app looks interesting, I’m going to have to check it out. It seems like a great idea. There seems to be a demand for a photography app that focuses more on the photo (film or digital) and less on the social aspect/algorithm like Instagram.

I'm also on instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kevinpihlajaphoto/

[bgh]

I too shall check out granary.app, I just created a profile there. In the meantime, I'm here on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bgharveysyr/

[vphill]

Very late to this discussion but I am at https://www.instagram.com/mark.e.phillips/

[AidanAvery]

Interested to check out the grainery.app too. In the meantime, here's my instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aidanaveryphoto

I post only work on film - lots of different formats (120, 35mm, Polaroid, and... now 4x5 too!)

[mpkutz]

Looking at grainery.app. https://www.instagram.com/mpkutz/

[NorbertNL]

@norbert.steinkamp http://www.instagram.com/norbert.steinkamp/ here - just a collection of diverse pictures

[paulbarden]

I'm looking at grainery.app as an alternative to Instagram now. It appears to be much more geared towards sharing of images that originate solely from film.

Update: I'm not so sure Grainery is going to be ideal for me: the creator of it has stated that at some point, he plans to open the platform up to allow digital content, at which point it will become irrelevant. I'm reserving judgement for now, though.

Me: https://grainery.app/u/darkbravo

[jnantz]

have you gone to ipernety yet ? http://www.ipernity.com

[Tin Can]

I want a 10 year contract

They do save it all for 3 years after we ghost

Great name!

have you gone to ipernety yet ? http://www.ipernity.com