Maybe around seven or eight months ago now, my Dad had started up on what appeared to be his next new hobby. I’d be lying if I said that at the time I paid much attention, but w...
OK, Buckle Up Cowboys... My grades in school were always D’s and F’s. Probably because I just didn’t go to the classes that bored me. I would go to the library and read instead....
26 March, 2021
Kershaw Penguin, Learning Photography, and My Introduction to Medium Format – By Peyton Hunter
When I was a young teenager, I was gifted my first ever DSLR for my birthday, a third- or fourth-hand Nikon D3100, arguably the perfect camera for someone to learn photography o...
15 March, 2021
Film Photography is Not about Serendipity (for me)!
I don’t shoot film for the “serendipitous nature” of it. I know this is something a lot of people embrace and get a lot of enjoyment out of when shooting film. But for the large...
11 March, 2021
How I Lost the Washington Monument – by Simon King
Despite how far I feel I've come both personally and professionally over the last few years there are still times where I'm really knocked back a step, and reminded just how muc...
Film photography has its ups and downs - even as someone who’s been shooting film for a long time, I still find myself staring into the abyss wondering how on earth I’ve managed...
There is an island off the coast of NJ in the Atlantic Ocean called Sandy Hook. It's about 60 miles from where I live. Most of the island was at one time part of Fort Hancock. T...
There are two types of film cameras for me that hold a really special experience, Rangefinders, and Twin-Lens Reflex’. I find that especially the latter offers me a very unique ...
