Dmitry Rasakhatsky

I’m a photographic artist exploring the beauty of analog and digital photography through the lens of retro aesthetics and the philosophy of wabi-sabi. My passion for film photography began in childhood, and over time, I decided to turn this lifelong passion into a profession.

Monochrome Magic and Impressionism
My work deviates from the trends of modern hyperrealism. I shoot with vintage cameras and expired film, embracing the unpredictability and soulful essence they bring. Even in my digital photography, I maintain a minimalist approach—no heavy retouching, just subtle color correction. I’m inspired by the Autochrome process of the Lumière brothers and the photographic art of the early 1900s, striving to capture that soft, fleeting atmosphere of a bygone era.

Emotions in Every Frame
My photography conveys joy, nostalgia, and the beauty of imperfection. I find inspiration in nature and serendipity, where random effects become part of the story. Each image is a quiet moment infused with light, stillness, and memories.

What Makes It Unique
My style is rooted in the philosophy of wabi-sabi—embracing the beauty of impermanence and imperfection. The use of expired film adds an element of chance, creating unique patterns and colors th...