I desided to write an "Whole Roll" Post. Why? Because my wife allowed it. She's almost on every roll of film I shoot so I of course need her permission to publish those photos. ...
Recently I surmounted all my mostly aesthetic biases against the Leica M3 and purchased one again after selling my first in the early 90s. My first M3 was an early example doubl...
My analog photography obsession snowballed quickly from a Pentax K1000 flea market impulse buy. Before I knew it, I had a budding camera collection and was part of a darkroom co...
After four years of shooting with my Hasselblad 500C/M, I wanted to try a SWC, the Super Wide Hasselblad used by photographers like Lee Friedlander.
The first difference I noti...
I've just read Sroyon's excellent post about how many cameras to take on holiday and it reminded me of a pre-pandemic trip I made to Greece when I had to make similar decisions ...
I love 35mm film photography, I really do. I love pretty much everything about it from shooting to developing, I don't even hate scanning with my quite slow Plustek 8100. The sl...
Let me start by admitting that here in California we have a slightly different view of what is "historic" than our fellow 35MMC readers in England and the rest of Europe. Where ...
It’s fast (f/1.7), it’s compact (183g, 39mm long) and, after its launch in 1985, photography would never be quite the same again. The Minolta AF 50mm f/1.7 was the lens supplied...
