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3 December, 2020

The Influence of Film on Film – ‘Preserve’ – By Lucinda Lewis

By Lucinda Lewis

I've been shooting film since I discovered how to use a darkroom during college some 7 years ago. Where I learnt the processes from shooting, developing and printing my own anal...

2 December, 2020

5 Frames with a Nikon F and Kodak Tri-X – By Ian Patton

By ian patton

My first SLR was a Konica, but that was back in the dark ages - my dream was always a Nikon F. Back in the 60’s it was the camera, even the fashion guys were using them. One sun...

30 November, 2020

5 frames with Pentax MZ-3, Voigtlander 20mm in Panorama Mode with pushed Tri-X – By Aivaras

By Aivaras

I’d like to get back to topic of shooting wide aspect ratio on 35mm film with crop mode. Pentax MZ-3 and some other MZ series models have panorama mode activated by switch. This...

29 November, 2020

Found Photos: Dry Glass Plates taken by Dallas R. Sweney – By Christoph Traugott

By Christoph Traugott

Here are a few samples from the collection of Glass Plates taken by Dallas R. Sweney (1883-1958), who lived at 807 Spring Street, Peoria, IL. In the early 1920s, Dallas was brie...

28 November, 2020

5 frames with a Minox 35EL & Agfa APX400 – By Bob Janes

By Bob Janes

Ah the Minox 35EL.. I am conflicted over this camera. I’m generally tolerant of camera ergonomics, but the Minox tends to be a bit of a pig.

27 November, 2020

22 Frames / A Whole Roll(ish) 0f Kodak T-Max 100 – A Garbage Idea – #FullRollFriday – By Charlie Bierwirth

By Charlie Bierwirth

As I was backing up I saw the heap of dumpsters outside the gas station in the mirror, and for some reason they intrigued me. That image of literal garbage captured in my rear-v...

26 November, 2020

5 Frames Cut from The Summer of ’20 – by Simon King / New Exit Group

By Simon King

In 2019 I co-founded a documentary photography movement with fellow photographers David Babaian, Andrew Blowers and Sagar Kharecha, with the intention of representing local stor...

24 November, 2020

Nikkor 20mm f/3.5 – Taming The Ultra-Wide – By Fernando Martins

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.

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