My forays into various types of film cameras usually go something like this: 1) Go to the internet and read/watch something that leads to a link to another link to yet another l...
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One of the biggest challenges film photographers face is developing their images only to find extraneous elements in their photos that distract from the composition. Four-One in...
As someone who grew up in the era of the digital camera, I never thought of film photography as anything other than old and inferior. At twenty one years old, the only experienc...
30 March, 2020
Leica R6.2 Review – By James Tocchio of Casual Photophile
Floating seven miles off the south coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is an island called Martha's Vineyard. Steven Spielberg used the sprawling beaches and quaint villages there...
29 March, 2020
The Tsukiji Outer Market at Dawn with a Leica M3 and Roll of Kodak Tri-X – By Steven Bleistein
The Outer Market of Tsukiji in Tokyo is a favorite morning photography spot of mine. You might have once heard of Tokyo’s famous Tsukiji Fish Market, where frenetic tuna auction...
What makes a good portrait? Can we really expect a single image to reveal a person’s character? Or even a side of their character? And does the quality of the image matter - do ...
Intrepid has today announced a new limited-run 4x5 'Black Edition' camera. This all-black camera is a first for Intrepid, as not only is it thier first limited production run mo...
27 March, 2020
Canon EOS-1 Review – The Professional 1 – by Ray Goodwin
Autofocus SLR bodies such as the Canon EOS-1 are potentially, arguably, maybe overlooked. When one thinks about a 35mm SLR, it is often something along the lines of the Pentax K...
