So Hamish put up a tweet recently about the possibility of sharing a whole roll of 36 images, warts and all, and the first thing I thought about when I saw that was “I can do that, I’ve got loads of awful photos to share”. The second thought I had was; “Why not show some of the very first photo’s you shot on film?” So that’s what I’m going to do here.
Up until recently I didn’t consider myself remotely interested in instant photography, it was that weird middle ground between shooting “normal” film and waiting a bit before seeing the results from the lab and the instant result of digital. Sure there was a certain aesthetic to Polaroids but it wasn’t anything that had appealed to me as something to try. That changed recently.
Hello again, I have returned with another 5 frames from another camera in my arsenal, this time I introduce you to the Nikon F301. Probably the most amateur of the SLR’s Nikon released in the mid 80’s and the extreme baby brother of the much more famous F3 (depending on where you are in the …
I foolishly said I wanted to do one of these when I’d had a drink and read Hamish’s tweet about his idea for a new series of articles, then I sobered up and realised I’d better follow through with it….hence this, welcome to the wonderful world of the Olympus Auto Eye. Granddaddy of the far …
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