27 November, 2021
Iceland on Mamiya RB67 – by Ľubomír Drápal
Cold mornings. Sunrises. Night Sky. Mountains. Nature. Tired legs. Analog photos. Old cameras. B&W films. The smell of a freshly developed photos. Slide films… This is how I wou...
21 November, 2021
5 Frames and Farewell with Kodak Ektachrome 160T (120 / EI 160 / Fuji GA645i) – By David Hume
The Fuji GA645i is sitting on my desk looking absolutely gorgeous, about to be packed up and sent to its new home. It’s a camera I bought essentially because I was looking for n...
20 November, 2021
1 Street, 48 Hours and 50 Disposable Cameras – By Frankie Bina
Back in July, me and few other members of our photoclub took part in very fun event. The premise was simple, take a bunch of random photographers, give each of them a disposable...
18 November, 2021
Experimenting In My C-41 Developing – Dance Developing – By Holly Gilman
Trying out colour developing really got my creative juices flowing and I’ve had a fair few experimental ideas that I want to try out. I warn you now, this is not an article for ...
17 November, 2021
The Challenges (and Joys) of Travelling with Film – Reflections on Vanuatu – By Ali MC
People often ask me at presentations and tutorials: ‘what are some the challenges of travelling with film?’ To be honest, after emerging from 262 cumulative days in the world’s ...
13 November, 2021
Back in the woods with a Pentax MX and 3 SMC lenses – By Clive Williams
They say you should never go back. But I went anyway. A year ago, I wrote a 35mmc piece about trying to capture an impression of spring in the beech woods near my home, using a...
11 November, 2021
Road Trip Without an End – A Photographic Diary – By Zachary Gastin
I think most Americans have a special romanticism of the grand summer road trip adventure, and what better way to fulfil that almost obligatory urge than quitting your job, sell...
6 November, 2021
5 Frames with Voigtländer Bessa R3a and Portra 800 – Tommaso Avati
My name is Tommaso Avati and I am a fiction writer (novels and screenplays sometimes). Writing is my life, I really enjoy it and there is nothing comparable to the pleasure that...
