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18 May, 2025

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18 May, 2025

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15 April, 2020

Infrared Photography with an Unmodified Leica M240 and an R720nm filter – By Steven Bleistein

By Steven Bleistein

Infrared photography has long been a subject of fascination for me. Last year, I wrote about my experience shooting and developing Rollei Infrared 400 film, and concluded that w...

14 April, 2020

Lomography ‘Babylon Kino’ B&W 13 ISO 35mm Film – First Frames Review

By Hamish Gill

Back in late March I told you about my first experiences shooting Lomography's new 'Fantôme Kino' 8 ISO film. What I wasn't able to tell you about at the time was that I also ha...

14 April, 2020

Nikon Lite Touch Zoom 120ED – A One Roll (of Tri-X) Review – By Robert

By Robert_

First things first. I really like the look of this little camera. It’s a lovely little unit in a tasteful shade of champagne with gold accents. Do you remember when cool consume...

13 April, 2020

Exploring Worcester’s Former Fire Station

By Hamish Gill

Worcester’s former fire station is a huge complex of buildings that sits in such close proximity to where I work that I have very frequently wished I could get inside to photogr...

13 April, 2020

Knowing Little, Aiming High – Darkroom Technique Part 2 – By Sroyon Mukherjee

By Sroyon

In Part 1 of my ongoing series about darkroom technique, I talked about how to set up a fully-functional darkroom for black-and-white printing – for less than £100, and in a sma...

12 April, 2020

5 Frames Shot From the Hip (with the 7artisans 35mm f/2) – by Simon King

By Simon King

Shooting from the hip is a great technique to apply to fast paced situations where bringing the camera to your eye and precisely framing could mean missing the moment. Combined ...

11 April, 2020

Travelling Light in Japan with Fujifilm X-Pro3 – By John Scott

By John_S

Jan 2020. Destination, Yuzawa, Tokyo, Akihabara Japan. The goal, to travel light but still take a set of amazing photos. I have travelled Japan many times so this time round I w...

10 April, 2020

22 Frames / A whole roll of JCH400 shot on the Horizon 202 – #FullRollFriday – By Captain Badbeard

By badbeard

Hamish put a shout out on Twitter last week asking if anyone fancied sharing an entire roll of photos here on 35mmc. Having already done this a few times over the last few month...

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