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12 December, 2025

Towers – My favorite shot of 2025

By Omar Tibi

12 December, 2025

/ Architectural Photography, LOMO Voskhod, orwo un54, photo of the year 2025, /

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15 June, 2018

5 Frames with a Nikon F100 by Adam Laws

By Adam Laws

THUD - "That’s going to be expensive" I said to myself whist caressing the new indentation on the Leica MP’s housing; the body now so disfigured it was rejected by its own basep...

13 June, 2018

Ricoh GR Digital Classic Review – My Story – by Gabor Dobrocsi

By Gabor Dobrocsi

Following on from Hamish's thoughts shooting his recently discovered Ricoh GR Digital, I asked him if I could share my story of shooting one from new in 2007. When I got this li...

12 June, 2018

5 Frames with a Sigma SD14 / Helios-44-2 – by Bernd Runde

By cliff barnes

I’m in to analog photography, I really am! So why do I write something about an outdated digital camera and a Russian lens? The reason is, with all its drawbacks, this camera-le...

11 June, 2018

pixl-latr, Ektachrome & MiNT instant RF – The Sunbeams Analogue Photography News

By The Sunbeams

Summer's here and the time is as good as any (and better than most) for dancing in the street. If that's not your bag baby, then it's also a great time to get out with the camer...

10 June, 2018

Solarcan Review – Solography; it does exactly what it says on the tin!

By Hamish Gill

Solography is a photographic technique that allows for extremely long exposures that trace the path of the sun in the sky over the course of months, or even a whole year. A Sol...

10 June, 2018

Got GAS – You Need The Film Camera Gas Factory!

By Hamish Gill

Come join me, Stephen Dowling of Kosmo Foto, EM of EMULSIVE, and Bellamy of Japan Camera Hunter on our new shared Facebook group. We’ll be sharing our pictures of film cameras a...

9 June, 2018

Leica Q Review – by Adam Laws

By Adam Laws

I never intended to purchase a Leica Q when it was first announced. I watched a couple of videos on YouTube that entered my feed when it was initially released and disregarded i...

8 June, 2018

Voigtlander Bessa R2C Review- What Is Old Is New Again – By Floyd K. Takeuchi

By Floyd K. Takeuchi

No one is going to confuse me with a hipster when I’m out and about with one of my older film cameras. Not at my age. That gives me some cover when I load up the camera bag for ...

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