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2 October, 2025

5 Frames with a Kodak Pocket A-1, Kodak’s most pointless camera

By Michael Zwicky-Ross

2 October, 2025

/ Kodak Pocket A-1, Lomography Film, Lomography Tiger 110, /

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Aperture Zero 03. GAS

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Aperture Zero 02. Glazed Youth

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By Richard McKenzie

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By Floyd K. Takeuchi

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27 August, 2021

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By Merik

With one hand cradling a cigarette inwards, sheltering it from the clear sky, he extended his other arm perpendicular to the horizon. Well steadied, he stared ahead beyond the m...

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By Frankie Bina

I love the simplest point & shoot film cameras. Take a Holga or some cheap disposable/reusable model and just go enjoy shooting. They are so easy to use, so hard to master, so m...

26 August, 2021

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By Wes Hall

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