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14 July, 2025

Confronting Nonsense – One Shot Story

By Eagle Omomuro

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24 October, 2013

35mm Compact Photographer #8 – Daniel VanDurmen – An RF xpro shooter

By Daniel VanDurmen

First, a bit of background? As much or as little as you are comfortable sharing… Name, Where you are from, what you do, What else in life do you enjoy? that sort of thing? Danie...

22 October, 2013

The Traveling Yashica: First stop in Munich, Germany

By Urban Hafner

So here they are the shots from the first stop of the Traveling Yashica. Unfortunately I had a lab scan the negatives and they did a really, really bad job. Well, you get what y...

24 September, 2013

How to Home Brew Redscale Film

By Hamish Gill

I have had a passing interesting in giving redscale film a go for a while now, I’ve just never been that confident it was worth shelling out the cash for. But since I foun...

23 September, 2013

35mm Compact Photographer #7 – Alan Duff – A Hiking Street Shooter

By Alan Duff

First, a bit of background? As much or as little as you are comfortable sharing… Name, Where you are from, what you do, What else in life do you enjoy? that sort of thing? IR...

18 September, 2013

The Traveling Yashica

By Hamish Gill

I saw a book on a bench the other day, I didn’t pick it up but I did wonder if it was one of those books that gets read and then left somewhere for another person to pick ...

9 September, 2013

Breaking my Xpro Cherry

By Hamish Gill

I put a roll of Fuji Sensia 200 in the new Contax T2 on Sunday. Admittedly when I first put it in I had thought it was a roll of superior; I was in a hurry and wanted some slowi...

8 September, 2013

Our Discovery of the Worcester Community Land Co-operative

By Hamish Gill

We had a little family outing yesterday. My self, Hannah & Connie went with a mate and his daughter (also 2) to an indoor play centre that’s just opened up nearby. The...

4 September, 2013

Fuji Klasse S/W Instruction Manual in English

By Hamish Gill

This manual seems to be fairly hard to come by. I found it on RFF a while back but when I looked again the other day I couldn’t find it! As I remember it, the chap who lin...

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David Hume on Travel Photography Tips – With a Contax G2 Kodak Ektachrome E100VS Fujichrome Astia 100 Kodak TRI-X 400 and Adox Silvermax
Really interesting, thank you Ibraar. And timely as I've just submitted a piece shot on Velvia 50 in Venice 1995,…
Tony Warren on Some odd outcomes from a photo recovering attempt using an AI
I think I will take up knitting. At least I will be doing it myself!
thorsten on Travel Photography Tips – With a Contax G2 Kodak Ektachrome E100VS Fujichrome Astia 100 Kodak TRI-X 400 and Adox Silvermax
Admittedly I don't even mention her… but is in the location where she shot »Triumph of the Will«

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