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Everyone’s tastes are different, which is great as it allows us to discover the world through the eyes of others. That magic is often rewarded, especially on 35mmc. That s...
Roger Ebert, the late great film critic, liked to review movies based on how well they accomplished what they set out to do. As he put it, “If a director is clearly trying...
16 October, 2026
5(ish) Frames with a Hasselblad Super Wide C
I got the Hasselblad Superwide C around 1977. It was built in 1954, so it was rather old at the time. Mine was well worn, but in the 40 years I used it, it never needed servicin...
16 October, 2026
Cemetery culture
Mourning, remembering, honouring, designing, maintaining, developing: a cemetery is first and foremost a place of mourning and remembrance, but also a significant cultural space...
15 October, 2026
5 frames with a Leica M4-2, Seagull M 35mm f1.7 and Kentmere Pan 400
The trouble with having an analogue Leica M – or any other film camera really – is that you need two. After all, what if you wake up and it’s a glorious spring day, ...
15 October, 2026
The Ludd Club – An Analog Story
I didn’t think all that deeply on what it means to shoot film when a well-used Hasselblad 500CM and Leica M2 fell into my lap completely out of the blue a little over two ...
14 October, 2026
5 frames with a 85mm and a 75mm lens – Does it make a difference?
Recently, several 75mm lenses for full-frame cameras were presented by Chinese lens manufacturers. Only few 75mm lenses were produced in the past, like the Zeiss Biotar 75mm (a ...
A few years ago I decided to try and incorporate video into my workflow, for the sake of having some BTS for teaching, as well as to have an extra level of “evidence”...
