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13 September, 2025

5 Frames at a Farmers’ Market and a Nikkor 105mm f1.8

By Dave Lynagh

13 September, 2025

/ Fuji x-t4, Nikon 105mm f/1.8, /

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25 March, 2025

Malvern Hills Cloud Inversion with a Pentax Q7

By Hamish Gill

Over the Christmas break, we had a series of maybe 5 days of fog. It was that proper fog that just doesn’t seem to go away throughout the day and after a while starts to feel a ...

24 March, 2025

Harman Red – My First Roll Experiences

By Hamish Gill

Harman recently released a new film, Harman Red. In case it’s not obvious from its name, it’s called Red because it’s a red scale film, i.e. it makes red photos. Now, I should s...

polaroid lab and film with polaroid prints

24 March, 2025

We have lift off! Polaroid lift off that is…

By Laura Cogan

Here we go again and by jove this time we have achieved lift off! Polaroid lift off that is. Let me take you on a messy journey through my first attempt at this beautiful medium...

23 March, 2025

The whole roll – Holga 120 with Lomography 800

By Mark Ellerby

I had previously owned a Holga but for some reason or reasons which I can’t be bothered to dredge up from memory I abandoned it. I have a habit of making hasty decisions w...

22 March, 2025

Capturing San Sebastián with Experimental Film

By Jens

Around ten years ago, I sold my Contax T2 because I kept having issues with its retractable zoom lens. Even during the warranty period, it had to be repaired multiple times, so ...

21 March, 2025

DSLR-like…?

By Andrea Monti

I decided to write this post after having stumbled across the next ethusiast review of a smartphone published on a reputable magazine, claiming that the device can deliver ̵...

21 March, 2025

MPP Microcord – A British TLR

By Ibraar Hussain

Back in the 50s Britain was still teetering on the brink of being a Super Power, but then Suez happened and the Banksters pulling the strings abandoned Britain and threw their l...

20 March, 2025

7 Frames with a Rollei XF 35 and Kodak Gold 200 in the Bavarian Alps

By Jens

I bought the Rollei XF 35 second-hand about five years ago because I was looking for a simple point-and-shoot camera with a high-quality lens for 35mm film. I must admit, I don’...

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Erik Brammer on Lines in the Sky
This is a great series, Richard! I am always in search of power lines or telecommunications lines but here in…
Russ Rosener on 5 Frames at a Farmers’ Market and a Nikkor 105mm f1.8
I have one of these lenses and it is a stellar optic. They are uncommon. Production was only for a…
Russ Rosener on Mamiya Six IV – Exploring Square Format with a Vintage Camera from 1947
Great shots and cool cameras. I have a couple of Zeiss Nettars which are square format. They have Novar lenses…

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