Domen Nan, Author at 35mmc

Domen Nan

Domen Nan is a photographer, based in Slovenia. He is a commercial product and food photographer. For personal work, he focuses on street photography, documentary projects and writes a blog. Website: https://domen.nan.si

Domen Nan's Posts

27 July, 2026

Nikon F3 review – A love story with a red flag

By Domen Nan

Let me start by saying that I have never written a camera review before. So go easy on me. If you have any questions, let me know. I am going to keep this quite subjective and p...

2 July, 2026

Color or Black & White – A Few of my own thoughts on the choice

By Domen Nan

I want to talk about something that has been going through my mind lately. I’ve been thinking a lot about the basic film photographer’s decision: Color or B&W? It’s funny ho...

9 June, 2026

8 rolls of Kodak Gold in 8 days on Tenerife

By Domen Nan

I could not wait to write this blog after coming home from Tenerife in September, but I was very hesitant to write it as I came back and looked at the pictures. Not that I was d...

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Yes lovely natural light.. big windows and indirect light are the best as yiu have captured!! I try to use…
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