My film shots at Wuzhen Scenic Area 📸 🎞️

If you ask me, which is the most beautiful ancient town in China? I would recommend #wuzhen #postandearn #wuzhenxizha Wuzhen feels like a place made for film photography—soft light, still water, ancient bridges, and quiet alleyways that seem to whisper stories from another time. Shooting on film there captures more than just the image; it captures a mood, a breath of something beautifully old and untouched. The muted tones, gentle grain, and light leaks feel like they belong in Wuzhen, like the town itself is developing slowly in memory. Every click of the shutter felt like writing a poem with light. The reflections on the canal, the weathered wooden doors, the red lanterns swaying in a spring breeze—it all looked like scenes from an old Chinese painting. It didn’t matter if the photos came out a little soft or imperfect; that was part of the charm. Wuzhen isn’t meant to be sharp or loud—it’s meant to be felt. And film is the perfect way to hold on to that feeling.