Dave Engledow's selection of photographs below are taken using a Diana camera. Here is what Dave has to say about working with his Diana: "Carrying a Diana helps me see the world differently, forcing me to focus on compositional elements, light source, and the relationship between subject and background.  The vignetting and aberrations caused by the plastic lens have the ability to give photographs shot through it a timeless and dreamlike feel, and I tend to seek out images and scenes that will be emphasized by this. When I shoot with the Diana, rarely is my goal to tell an entire story through one image, but rather to capture an instant in the middle of a tale told in a world that exists only in the grain of the film."

All prints are archival Inkjet printed on Hahnemule Warmtone Gloss paper. Mats are Bainbridge Alpharag 8 ply in pearl white.