I've been going to Disneyland in Southern California for... well, for a while. Suffice to say that when I started going with friends in high school, digital photography was deca...
13 October, 2021
How Minimal Can You Go? How Minimal Is Too Far? – By Nik Stanbridge
How minimalist can you go and still represent a subject when the photograph appears to be almost abstract and of nothing at all?
I’ve been photographing the ground beneath our ...
10 October, 2021
Found Film: A Peek into Someone Else’s Past – By Shawn Granton
After a year and a half back into film photography, I figured the day would come when I buy a camera with a roll of film in it. This day came in June, when I bought a Minolta Fr...
The Museum of Modern Art celebrated Henri Cartier-Bressons early work with an exhibition in 1987. The poster for the show, sponsored by a Champagne brand and printed on lush car...
5 October, 2021
‘Moscow Dayze’, From Russia With Film: Bringing a Self-Published Photo Book to Life – by Dmitri Tcherbadji
This book, like any other, is a neat stack of paper with a thin layer of printer ink covering 76 pages in photographs and type. Wrapped at its spine with a bright-red cardstock ...
3 October, 2021
Photos from the Circus, 1956 – By Jordi Fradera
It must have been one night in December 1956 when I went to see the most important circus show in recent years. It was not just any traveling circus but a contest in which you c...
"Are you shooting film in there?" my uncle Anthony asked me on the boardwalk of Seaside Heights, AKA "The Jersey Shore." A valid question in this day and age. Digital cameras ar...
30 September, 2021
Spring Blossom in the Churchyard – a Mini-Project in Black & White – By Philip Ahlquist
In a small and unassuming corner of north London, you can find the ancient village of Hornsey. The history of Hornsey can be traced back to the 1200s, originally as a village su...
