That PNW Cabin, Captured on Film
I recently hired Lyndsey Hansen, a film photographer based in Washington, to come document That PNW Cabin – and the results are exactly the kind of warm, textured images I was hoping for.
Why film, why Lyndsey
Lyndsey shoots exclusively on film and handles the entire process themselves – shooting, developing, and scanning every frame in-house. There’s a patience and intentionality to that kind of process that shows up in the final images; nothing rushed, nothing over-processed.
All the details, big and small
Lyndsey captured the cabin from every angle, down to the smallest details – the textures, the corners, the little touches that make the space feel lived-in. Even the resident chickens got in on the action and did a bit of modeling for the camera.
I’m so happy with how this set turned out. If you’re curious what That PNW Cabin looks like through a film lens, scroll through the gallery below.
The cabin is also where I host all-inclusive weddings. Here are the details on eloping at That PNW Cabin.
Frequently asked questions
Who photographed That PNW Cabin?
Lyndsey Hansen, a film photographer based in Washington who shoots, develops, and scans all of her own work.
Why shoot a cabin on film instead of digital?
Film brings a warmth and texture that suits a cozy, rustic space – and Lyndsey’s hands-on process, from shooting to scanning, gives every image an intentional, unhurried feel.
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