30 June, 2026
A day at the pier with an Olympus DC 35
The British seaside is an odd place. Many places that once were mighty have fallen deeply into disrepair and dispair. There are however some things we can expect from any trip. ...
28 June, 2026
My Adventure in Spirit Photography
Landscape photography, portrait photography, street photography, macro photography, spirit photography… Spirit photography?! Yes, some folks claim their cameras can take p...
14 June, 2026
Lucky C400 vs Kodak Ultramax – Battle of the 400s
Finally I got my hands on the not-yet-released Lucky C400 test rolls. I put it into direct comparison with its main competitor: Kodak Ultramax 400. Camera used was Canon EOS7+50...
3 June, 2026
5 Frames with a Yashica A and expired Porta 160
Sometime around 2023 I simply lost interest in it all. Cameras. Photography. Work. Doing much at all. Just a bit of a slump in general. Call it middle age, call it reality, call...
18 May, 2026
5 Frames Rediscovered
It’s not often that I look back at my catalogue of scanned negatives. Typically I’ll shoot a roll of 120 film in a 90 or so minute walk about or if I’m shooti...
There’s something about shooting film that always brings me back to the past. I still remember my father capturing our family moments with his beloved Pentax K2. Ever since then...
28 April, 2026
5 Frames with a Mamiya M Time Memory
The Mamiya M Time Memory is the date and time stamping version of the Mamiya M 35mm compact point-and-shoot. It came out in 1983, a year after the original M, and has the distin...
The Nikon F100 was produced from 1999 to 2006 and was widely regarded as Nikon’s second-best analogue SLR with autofocus, after the F5 for professionals. I’ve only owned it for ...