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 ...
23 April, 2026
5 Frames with a Rolleicord VB II
I struck up a bit a a friendship via Facebook Marketplace with a young fellow who lives here in my city of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. It started when I responded to an add he h...
9 April, 2026
Tokyoites 2007~2009
The 28mm has always been my favourite lens for capturing crowds. It lets you frame plenty of action without introducing too much distortion. During my years living in Tokyo I re...
7 April, 2026
Kodak Gold 200 – Photographing Museums
After finishing a roll of Kodak ColorPlus 200, I decided to try another Kodak classic: Kodak Gold 200. The film was developed by bildskanning.com, and digitized using a Valoi ea...