First of all – they made me do it! After reading recent Rob Jamieson and Hamish Gill posts about panoramic function of Pentax MZ series bodies, I…
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Photos & Projects
At the Machine Boneyard: 10 Frames of Scrap Metal – by Christian Schroeder
June 2, 2020Before I come to the actual topic of this post, the machine boneyard, allow me a short excursion. During these Corona days, I have developed a ritual.…
The Whole Roll
36 frames / A Whole Roll of Kodak Portra 400 – #FullRollFriday – by Lee Webb
May 29, 2020Imagine you had a roll of film. And maybe it was, I don’t know, some Kodak Portra 400. And let’s say you put it in a…
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5 Land of the Dead frames with Portra 400 at EI1600 with a Maxxum 7 and a 85mm f/1.4 lens – By Victor Lopez
March 7, 2020Hi all! I am a Software Engineer from Mexico, I like to capture things that catch my eye, especially if the capturing part is made with…
Philosophy & Reflections• Photos & Projects
Finding Subjects in Familiar Sights – by Chris Illing
February 4, 2020It’s December the 23. 2018. Midnight. I’m standing in the bathroom of my parents house brushing my teeth. It felt like nothing had changed since my…
Photos & Projects
American Dream Colors: On US Roads with my Canon AE-1 – By J.M. Saponaro
January 12, 2020I’ve been lucky to spend a lot of time in the US, thanks to my job in New York. As a software engineer in a very…
Entering the world of film photography was a bit painful for me as I didn’t get to see the results from the first 2 film rolls…
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5 Frames with the Yashica 635 and Kodak Portra 400 – By Lee Butterley
November 30, 2019I’ve had my Yashica-635 twin lens reflex camera for 20 years, my parents found it for me at a car boot sale. I’ve not used it…
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5 Frames with Kodak Portra 400 on a Zorki 4. Or: Down a Rabbit Hole – By Lawrie Conole
September 22, 2019There are times when you think you know where this is heading; the comfort of being in familiar territory. That's where I thought I was going…
I recently wrote about shooting my first roll of Portra 400, which I had pushed to 800 - my preferred ISO for shooting 400 speed film.…
