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10 February, 2023

Declining Reno – 13 Frames Developed in Kompostinol – by Sonny Rosenberg

By sonny rosenberg

I think the city council and mayor would probably want to kill me if they read the title of this article. To be clear, Reno Nevada at large is not declining. It’s a thrivi...

5 January, 2023

One Page Zines – By Bill Thoo

By Bill Thoo

Have you ever thought that everything you wanted to say could be printed on one page? Now you can do this with a zine. I have come across concepts for a one page zine several t...

2 November, 2022

Digital-Infrared Workflow Begins Before You Leave Home – By Dave Powell

By Dave Powell

In response to this recent 35mmc article, reader Toby Van de Velde asked for an article about my digital-infrared workflow. The more I thought about it, the more useful I though...

11 October, 2022

Low Cost Bulk Film Loading for Skinflints – By Robert Wilcox

By Robert Willox

Since my return to film photography I’ve quickly found out how much money I could spend on the stuff, especially given the variety out there now! And that’s fine really – it’s p...

11 August, 2022

Making Artemisianol, My Search for Big Sagebrush – By Sonny Rosenberg

By sonny rosenberg

I've mostly had pretty good to medium luck using seaweed, bladderwrack specifically, as a film developer, but I live in Reno Nevada on the western edge of the Great Basin, bladd...

3 August, 2022

5 Largely Unknown Digital-Infrared Gems – By Dave Powell

By Dave Powell

For nearly a quarter century, I've tested every digital camera that crossed my path to see how well it handled infrared photography. Some didn't pass muster, like my beloved Min...

27 July, 2022

A Brief Introduction to Digital Infrared Photography – By Matthew Patey

By Matthew Patey

Human vision is sensitive only to a small part of the entire colour spectrum. Infrared photography allows us to visualise reflected light that is otherwise invisible to us and o...

2 July, 2022

Making 4×5 Slides using a Sepia Toner Kit – By Andrew Smale

By Andrew Smale

Recently, I was lucky enough to be invited to contribute to a project that was started by Dave Whenham (@elland_in) and John Martin (@TEMLIGHTIMAGES). The project is passing a ...

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Curtis Heikkinen on 5 Frames to Overcome My Fear of Flying (With Film)
Nice article and images, Gordon! I have had no problem getting hand checks on film here in Portland, Oregon. We…
Ibraar Hussain on A third of a roll with a Pentax Spotmatic F and Kentmere Pan 200
I really enjoyed this article Bob! Such a sweet looking camera and you've used it to capture timeless looking photos,…
Curtis Heikkinen on A third of a roll with a Pentax Spotmatic F and Kentmere Pan 200
Nice piece, Bob! Very well done and interesting images!

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