Since the advent of photography, light sensitive grains were always responsible to freeze moments. That's how photos were, latent Images on silver halide crystals exposed meticulously to light to be then developed, printed and hanged. Quite a timeless process, for who would've thought that grain could form photos. With just the right amount of light and chemicals, making photos has never been more pure, grounded and in its unkempt nature.

The aim of “GRAIN III” is to to capture the aesthetics of shooting on film and why its not dead even after decades surviving digital photography, starting from the unique feeling with every image cultivated from the moment you choose the type of film to loading it into the camera and then playing with development techniques, and ending with heartwarming nostalgic feeling we all get when looking at analog photographs which is believed to be one of the main reasons why photographers keep shooting on film.