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An image of a snowy day in New York City. The subject is a silhouette of a man walking up stairs. In the background, snow covered trees and cars are visible. In the foreground, falling snow and walls frame the subject.

31 March, 2026

Out in a Blizzard – a One Shot Stoy

By Elijah Peña

31 March, 2026

/ Street & Urban Photography, /

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28 August, 2025

Brownie 2A – a final follow up.

By Tony Warren

Browenie 2A and mask to match 120 film width.

A mamiya C330 F and a Nikon FM with a Phoenix box and a roll of Phoenix 120

27 August, 2025

Harmon Phoenix – a semi-begrudging love note with a farewell tear goodbye.

By Alastair Holland

As I imagine many of you already know, in late 2023, Harman released a new colour film, which was the first colour film that they have produced; formerly only making black and w...

27 August, 2025

Pentax Espio 140 – The Second Best Zoom Compact Camera I’ve Ever Had

By Keith Drysdale

Buying “Crap Cameras” A year ago I started buying plastic zoom compacts from the 80s and 90s to make a series of Youtube videos entitled “Crap Cameras”. ...

26 August, 2025

Inside a Master Luthier’s Workshop

By Andrea Monti

Craftsmanship is fascinating. It’s almost magical how we can see things in our head and make them happen. This is true for every bit of wisdom that humans have come up wit...

26 August, 2025

In Search of Darkness and Light: Black & White Film Stocks, Part 5 – The Conclusion

By Scott Ferguson

This all started as a friendly conversation about looking for a ‘go to’ black & white film choice, partly because I wanted to stock up before the US tariffs kick...

25 August, 2025

Fish-eye-Takumar 17mm – Takumars in a Digital Age #1

By David Mackay

Last Christmas my father-in-law gifted an old Spotmatic. I was taken aback as it had belonged to his father and so I knew how much it meant to him to pass it along. While the ca...

25 August, 2025

Minolta XG9 review

By Bob Janes

There was a point in the late 70s when Minolta did something mildly uncharacteristic. They had always produced interesting cameras with cutting-edge features, but occasionally t...

24 August, 2025

A Lucky Roll – An Accidentally Double-Exposed Roll

By Alexandre Kreisman

If, like me you are shooting film and shooting film at an event, well as you might know, sometimes you make mistakes. I recently bought a camera, a SLR and added a motor drive o...

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