🏛️ Exploring Ostia Antica on Film | 35mm Photography with Nikon FM2

Just outside Rome lies Ostia Antica — an ancient Roman port city filled with haunting ruins, quiet corners, and crumbling beauty. In this video, I take a slow walk through the site with my Nikon FM2, shooting Kodak Tri-X 400 and ColorPlus to capture the textures of time.

This isn’t just a tour — it’s a day of wandering, light-chasing, and noticing. I share some secret spots, photography tips, and thoughts on using 35mm film in a setting built for it.

📍 In this video, you’ll find:
✔️ A quiet walk through the ruins of Ostia Antica
✔️ Film photography with Kodak Tri-X and ColorPlus
✔️ Tips for shooting film in historic environments
✔️ Lesser-known areas and hidden photo opportunities
✔️ Reflections on slow travel and photographing ancient spaces

Whether you’re a film shooter, a history lover, or just curious about what lies beyond Rome’s main sights, this video is a calm and thoughtful day in a place where time feels suspended.

🗺️ Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:30 Getting to Ostia Antica
01:24 Exploring the Ruins
05:54 The theater
08:30 The main square
18:50 The harbour
20:38 Trajans school
25:25 Coffee break
25:43 Shooting Kodak TriX
33:34 Reflections & Film Takeaways

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