Project AgBr Media is an analog-focused press and photography collective documenting Houston’s civic life, people, and progress on traditional film.
Founded by photographer Jason Rodriguez, the project blends documentary journalism with fine-art composition — capturing the moments that define everyday life without the noise of digital excess.

Beyond press coverage, Jason still finds time to create intimate film sessions for couples, individuals, pets, architecture, grand openings, and media events — each crafted with a distinctive analog personality. Every shoot is approached like a film stock choice in the darkroom: deliberate, emotional, and attuned to the mood of the moment. With a deep understanding of how different films translate color, contrast, and atmosphere, Jason selects the perfect medium for each story’s unique energy — ensuring no two sessions ever feel the same.

From courthouse floors to quiet neighborhoods, Project AgBr Media builds a visual archive told through silver grains and light leaks — a reminder that truth still has texture.

I shoot film to chase the magic hidden in everyday life — light leaks, grain, unexpected colors, and the stories locked inside old cameras. My journey started with a Konica C35 EF and grew into a love affair with my Canon AE-1 Program. Since then, I’ve been experimenting with everything from Cinestill 800T’s cinematic glow to Ilford’s gritty monochrome, pushing and pulling film to see where it takes me.

Photography, for me, is more than capturing an image — it’s preserving memory, honoring the past, and leaving a trace of today for tomorrow. I’m also archiving my father’s 35mm slides from the 1970s–80s, a project that connects me back to him and reminds me why film matters: it’s timeless.

Expect to see light painting, experimental double exposures, street scenes, and glimpses of Houston’s hidden corners in my work. I’m here to share, learn, and connect with fellow Lomographers who live for the unexpected beauty of film.
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