Street Pan 400 is a B&W film that was reputedly originally used in Belgian traffic surveillance. Resurrected and put back into production in 2016, it’s a film with good contrast and an extended red sensitivity which gives good performance on hazy, cloudy days… which is great, considering much of this trip was covered in overcast …
5 Frames with JCH Street Pan in Saratoga Springs, NY Read More
I’ve been part of the 35mmc team for the past year or so; some of you may have come across my articles, but behind the scenes, I also try and look for contributors who can share their stories, photos and knowledge. This is how I “met” Tokyo-based photographer Kiichi Kitahara, who kindly agreed to write …
Façades of Kolkata, and the Value of “Boring” Projects – by Sroyon Read More
Hamish put a shout out on Twitter last week asking if anyone fancied sharing an entire roll of photos here on 35mmc. Having already done this a few times over the last few months on Twitter I jumped at the chance. Just like last week’s contributor, Jeremy Strange, I am a big fan of Eduardo Pavez Goye on YouTube and his Shoot Film episodes and took my inspiration for showing all the photos on a roll from him.
A week or so ago I went on one of these “WLKs”. This particular WLK was “MCRWLK” or Manchester Walk for those with a preference for inclusion of all the letters in their words. The idea of these events is quite simple, photographers go to a place, they walk around that place, chat, and take photos of the place. It’s good fun!
