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28 September, 2025

Hitting the “Zone” – Shot-by-Shot street shooting with a Hasselblad 500CM

By Scott Ferguson

28 September, 2025

/ Hasselblad 500C/M, Street & Urban Photography, /

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30 June, 2022

Planning of a Project: Large Format Portraits in the Wild – By Gunnar Misund

By Gunnar Misund

The idea lay dormant for some years, and emerged again early this year, when daily life slowly became normal again after the pandemic. For various reasons, I got more time to do...

29 June, 2022

Shooting Film And Digital in Athens – By Charles Higham

By Charles Higham

I've just read Sroyon's excellent post about how many cameras to take on holiday and it reminded me of a pre-pandemic trip I made to Greece when I had to make similar decisions ...

28 June, 2022

5 Frames of HP-5 Overdeveloped in Seaweed – by Sonny Rosenberg

By sonny rosenberg

I love 35mm film photography, I really do. I love pretty much everything about it from shooting to developing, I don't even hate scanning with my quite slow Plustek 8100. The sl...

27 June, 2022

Photographer Captures 2022 Lunar Eclipse on One Sheet of Large Format Film

By Molly Kate

Colorado native and landscape photographer, Alex Burke, captured the May 2022 lunar eclipse event using only one sheet of E100 film and his large format camera. His image of an ...

27 June, 2022

Sigma dp2 Quattro – Out of Left Field – An Opinionated Review

By Anonymised

Or, twenty rolls of Ektachrome and the lies we tell ourselves. Or, how to be wrong. Preliminaries Why this mad thing? I’m a photographer who uses film and makes prints in ...

26 June, 2022

5 Frames in Old California with an Old Leica – By Eric Norris

By Eric Norris

Let me start by admitting that here in California we have a slightly different view of what is "historic" than our fellow 35MMC readers in England and the rest of Europe. Where ...

25 June, 2022

5 Frames with an IR-Converted Lumix ZS3/TZ7 in Iceland – By Dave Powell

By Dave Powell

I love digital infrared. Until this year, my best IR camera was a 3.4-megapixel Nikon Coolpix 990 that a good friend converted for me. The “antiquarian” color scheme in which it...

24 June, 2022

Stranger Rolls – Creative Chaos to Break the Routine – By Wes Hall

By Wes Hall

There’s plenty of routine and repetition in photography. The sequences we all run through; film shooters – loading the roll, the cocking of the wind on lever. Digita...

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Cdlinz on Hitting the “Zone” – Shot-by-Shot street shooting with a Hasselblad 500CM
Great shooting. WSP is probably my favorite photography destination in the whole world.
Peter Roberts on Crosby’s Blitz Beach with a Yashica D and Kodak Gold 200 – The Whole Roll
Straight to the nub of the matter Stefan. Unwittingly Blitz Beach is a powerful memorial and to my mind gets…

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