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25 August, 2022

Analog News – A New Site for Analogue Photography Blog Readers

By Molly Kate

Shalva Gegia is a software developer based in the Netherlands who reads analogue photography blogs. Each week he visits them separately. He opens multiple tabs and subscribes to...

25 August, 2022

5 Frames with Leica M3 and 50mm Summicron – By Rene Villaroman

By RENATO VILLAROMAN

Recently I surmounted all my mostly aesthetic biases against the Leica M3 and purchased one again after selling my first in the early 90s. My first M3 was an early example doubl...

24 August, 2022

You’re Invited! Glasgow Independent Film Lab, Gulabi’s 3rd Birthday Party

By Molly Kate

Glasgow’s independent film lab, Gulabi, is having a 3rd birthday party on August 26th and you’re invited! There will be a customer photography showcase, music, pizza, and a fund...

24 August, 2022

Anecdotes from the Analogue World Ep. 1 – By Nandakumar

By Nandakumar N

In my course of travel over the past two decades, I’ve had my fair share of instances where I’ve made a complete fool of myself or been completely blown away by the people I’ve ...

23 August, 2022

“Elliott Erwitt: Silence Sounds Good” review – By Neil Milton

By Neil Milton

"Can I ask you a question?" So opens Adriana López Sanfeliu's reflective, affectionate portrait of her friend and mentor Elliott Erwitt. A question of a question. A fitting, sub...

22 August, 2022

AE-1 vs. OM4 – A Viable Alternative to Usual Recommendations – By Michael Allan-Wood

By Michael Allan-Wood

It’s no secret that film has had a significant revival throughout the chaos that was, and still is, COVID-19. Isolation, forced or otherwise, has caused many to take to new hobb...

20 August, 2022

5 Frames with a freshly serviced Yashicamat and Fomapan – by Phil Harrison

By Phil Harrison

A couple of years ago I treated myself to a very tidy Yashicamat that was made in May 1965. I wrote about the camera here. I discovered recently that the shutter speeds had beco...

19 August, 2022

Multiple Exposure Experiment with a Compact Camera that Cannot Take Multiple Exposures – by Puttipong Nipat-u-tit

By PUTTIPONG NIPAT -U-TIT

I am fascinated by multiple exposures with film cameras, because it allows me to use my imagination to create strange images. And besides, I like experimenting with things. This...

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