Kirk Decker is a photographer who is taking a step back from the algorithms and so-called enhancements of his high-tech digital camera. Opting, instead, for a simple film camera without electronics or even a battery. A camera that simply renders what is in front of it without embellishment, without censorship. By limiting the role of technology in making images, he plans to portray a more genuine and unfiltered connection with the people he meets during this project. Grant funds will be used to purchase, expose, process print and exhibit images from the 100 feet of film that he has exposed while traversing the city.