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First let me introduce myself, my name is Andrew Burns and I’m a rocket propulsion engineer and amateur photographer living in Auckland, New Zealand. I’m 33 years old, meaning t...
25 November, 2020
‘Redlands’ by Philip Brookman – A Book Review – By Holly Gilman
“Our family album is full of beautiful pictures from the beach, but none of them tells the real story.” (Brookman, 2015: p127)
I came across this book by chance. I was looking ...
24 November, 2020
Nikkor 20mm f/3.5 – Taming The Ultra-Wide – By Fernando Martins
This is a story of how I tamed the ultra-wide Nikkor 20mm f/3.5 - a remarkable lens that has become a key part of my style as a photographer.
23 November, 2020
5 Frames with a Rolleiflex 2.8F and Ilford HP5+ – By Michael Jardine
Any psychotherapist or their client will probably agree that it is a challenge to unlearn habits reinforced over a couple of decades. I was lucky to be bought a completely manua...
23 November, 2020
A Lifetime of Photography – An Interview with Gerard Exupery
Gerard Exupery has been writing articles for 35mmc for a little over 6 months now. They are some of the least conventional articles that I publish, but almost universally seem t...
22 November, 2020
5 frames with a Leica M-A, 35mm Summilux and Ilford Delta 400 – A Walk in the City in Crazy Times – by Marc Wick
In crazy times like now, where Covid 19 has spread all over the world and you do not know what will happen next week, I enjoy every minute outside. Banalities like walking aroun...
21 November, 2020
5 frames by an almost 3 year old – By Holly Gilman
My eldest turned 3 in September. A few months before, I had finally picked up my film cameras again after having not shot very much at all since he was born, and my son’s intere...
20 November, 2020
Photographing Little Things on Film – By Jordi Fradera
There are great masters in the art of macro photography and perhaps some of them will smile if they read my article but these are the adventures of a simple amateur in this diff...
