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10 June, 2025

Fragments of Life – A One Shot Story

By Ibraar Hussain

10 June, 2025

/ Street & Urban Photography, /

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18 October, 2020

Found Photos – Glass Slide Collection of John Voss, Ph.D. (1895 – 1948) – By Christoph Traugott

By Christoph Traugott

This here is the Glass Slide Collection of John Voss, Ph.D. (1895 - 1948) Plant Ecologist, Principal and Teacher at Manual Training High School, Peoria, Illinois and hobbyist ph...

17 October, 2020

Better Together – A City with a Complicated Past – By Billy Stanford

By Billy Sanford

I walk. And sometimes whilst walking I take pictures. Not professionally. No, professionally I act as an intermediary of sorts between technical and non-technical people. I expl...

16 October, 2020

That time I shot 35mm film in a Rolleicord – by Teemu Matilainen

By Teemu Matilainen

Since getting back to film photography I've been wanting to try out some medium format photography. I had previously only shot a few rolls during my first studies in the beginni...

16 October, 2020

5 Frames with an Olympus XA3 from a Car – Felix Tanjono

By Felix Tanjono

In the early days of the pandemic, I had the not-so original idea of doing more photography shooting through the window of a car as walking around was didn't seem to be such a w...

15 October, 2020

5 Frames with a Minolta V2 & Kodak Portra 400 – By Nigel Haycock

By NigelH

Portra 400

14 October, 2020

5 Frames with the Pentax MG – Provence in Black & White – by Richard Wilford

By Richard Wilford

This Pentax MG was a lockdown purchase. I loaded it with Ilford FP4+ but was only halfway through the film when travel restrictions were (temporarily) lifted and we left for Fra...

14 October, 2020

Experimenting with analog in Iran with an Olympus OM-2n – by Théo Lefort

By Lefort

I shot my first ever roll of film around 2 years ago. Since then, I have shot 5 rolls. I am no more than a beginner in film photography. It all started when I discovered a magic...

13 October, 2020

Rolleiflex 2.8C Review – Making Friends with a Legend – By Phil Calvit

By Phil Calvit

Like many of you, I’m in the habit of scanning Facebook Marketplace for interesting old cameras, with an eye towards a lose list I keep in my head. On this day, I saw one of tho...

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