9 September, 2021
Aperture Zero 07. Bug Eyes
‘That,’ the woman said. ‘Is absurd.’
She had looked alright from the back, with her braids and denim, but once she had turned around the Pipes Man immediately regretted approac...
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9 September, 2021
5 Frames with Portra 800 in a Rain Soaked Minolta Dynax 5 – By Robert
First time for everything. Months ago a box arrived from Analogue Wonderland. Inside said box were a number of films. One of which was a 36 exposure roll of Kodak Portra 800.
I...
8 September, 2021
‘Dessert First!’ – Film Cameras and Sentiment in my New Photobook – By Hanna Quevedo
'Dessert First!' is a book of photographs taken with a few different cameras during the nine years I spent traveling North America. This book compiles photos of my best friends,...
If you have ever held a Voigtländer camera from the 60s you know that they are quite heavy. This isn’t a bad thing though as the cold metal feels very sturdy in your hands. The ...
6 September, 2021
Aperture Zero 06. Pawallax Lines
Parallax. Pa-ra… Out loud he rolled it around his mouth: ‘Pawallax. Pawa-ra-llax.’ Something about lines, important to upright composition. Or getting everything in the right pl...
Fujifilm. The name alone sparks feelings of adoration for some and rage from others. What about you? Does it make you think of Velvia? The X-series digital cameras? Maybe i...
5 September, 2021
5 Frames on an Argoflex – From Picture to Reality – By Charlie Bierwirth
Inspiration can can come from many sources. When my wife found a photo of an Argus Argoflex at an antique shop and gave it to me for my Christmas present, little did she know th...
4 September, 2021
Chasing a Hot Dog with a Leitz-Minolta CL – By Dan Castelli
Like many photographers, I have a camera that serves as back-up to my primary photography equipment. In my case, it’s the Leitz-Minolta CL with the 40mm f/2.0 M-Rokkor lens.
Th...
