Photo Book Archives

7 February, 2026

Preserving your Photographs – My journey through Self-Publishing ‘BLACK and LIGHT’ books

By Tony Roman

I am a long-time photo enthusiast, and I have amassed a lifetime of 35mm black and white photos. These 250,000 photos are stored on my computer and Cloud services. It recently o...

6 December, 2025

VEIL – a campaign to publish my book

By Lubomir Drapal

When I started shooting film ten years ago, it wasn’t about returning to the past. It wasn’t nostalgia. It was more of an attempt to approach photography differently — without t...

16 March, 2025

First Men on the Moon: A hand made, hand bound photobook

By Nik Stanbridge

I’ve created and published quite a few photobooks in the past but I’ve always wanted to make the process easier, cheaper, quicker and much more predictable and repeatable. All t...

10 February, 2024

Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird

By Jonathan Leavitt

The 35mmc site mostly concerns gear and experiences, and I admit to having collected way too many lenses myself. It would take a heart of stone to spend as much time with camera...

6 February, 2024

Self-Publishing Books of Your Photography for the Skint Neophyte

By Jim Grey

Many of us in this film-photography hobby want to print books of our work. We share our photographs online, which is great, but there’s just something about people holding...

17 March, 2023

NEWS: A Kickstarter Campaign for The Rocketgirl Chronicles Brings Backyard Space Travel to Print

By Molly Kate

3…2…1…blast-off! Backyard Space Travel missions, a photography project started by Andrew Rovenko under Covid-19 lockdowns, is now coming to print under the name, The Rocketgirl ...

14 April, 2022

5 Analogue Zines You Should Try: Pt1 – By Holly Gilman

By Holly Gilman

I love photography books in all their guises - Monograph, Theory, Practical (although perhaps practical books feature less than the others) - but undoubtedly there are many grea...

9 March, 2022

Street Photography in Copenhagen in the 1960s – By Teit Joergensen

By Teit Joergensen

My uncle had a Leica and this got me interested in photography. My parents had Family of Man by Edward Steichen which I studied intensively. When I was 11-12 years old I got an...

Daniele Rostellato on 5 Frames served with Caffenol – a Smena Symbol in Padua.
I still don’t know what caused the grain — whether it was poor exposure or a very small aperture. The…
Daniele Rostellato on 5 Frames served with Caffenol – a Smena Symbol in Padua.
No, macché volutamente, è tutto così com'è venuto :-D
Daniele Rostellato on 5 Frames served with Caffenol – a Smena Symbol in Padua.
I agree. Maybe we’re looking for images that feel closer to our memories than to technical perfection.

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