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11 July, 2025

Jumping from the Canopy – One Shot Story

By Kohtli

11 July, 2025

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29 January, 2021

Pergear 10mm f/8 Pancake Fisheye Lens Prototype Review – By Iurii Zvonar

By yukosteel

The Pergear 10mm f/8 pancake fisheye lens sample reviewed in this article is one of the early prototypes. I received this lens for testing purpose directly from Pergear.

28 January, 2021

NEWS: Gerard Exupery’s ‘Women Hold Up Half the Sky’ Book IndieGoGo Campaign

By Hamish Gill

Following the success of his book "SUBWAY New York City 1975-1985" New York photojournalist - and regular contributor to 35mmc - Gerard Exupery has launched an Indiegogo campaig...

28 January, 2021

Portrait Photography on a Rolleiflex: Archie Roach and the Stolen Generations – By Ali MC

By Ali MC

I am fortunate to currently have this portrait of the Indigenous Australian singer Archie Roach on display at the Monash Gallery of Art in Melbourne, Australia. It was shot on a...

27 January, 2021

5 (Vertical) Frames with a Minolta Riva Panorama and Kodak ProImage 100 – By Victor Lopez

By vicvl

This small camera has gotten some highlights on 35mmc over the years. Hamish already has published a really good take, hence, I won't bother you much with the details. I’ll just...

26 January, 2021

Magnum Contact Sheets – Book Review – by Holly Gilman and Sroyon Mukherjee

By Sroyon

The average 35mmc reader perhaps needs no introduction either to Magnum, or to the concept of contact sheets. But just in case, Magnum Photos, founded in Paris in 1947, is one o...

25 January, 2021

Second Hunt Campaign – Shot on Pentacon Six & Kodak Portra 160 – by Kornelia Konieczka

By Kornelia Konieczka

It truly is interesting that we're experiencing a new way of thinking about consumption now, at least amongst my generation. 'Authentic' is supposed to be the word for generatio...

25 January, 2021

My Personal Favourite Photography Experiences of 2020

By Hamish Gill

With England going back into lockdown, I decided to look back at what I did with my photography last March and beyond. I didn't stop writing for the site, nor did I stop taking ...

24 January, 2021

“Bardo: Summer of ’20” – a Photozine – by New Exit Group

By Simon King

I always told myself that my first publication would be representative of a large body of personal work, something only I could have produced after a few years of working on a p...

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