14 February, 2026
A Filmie goes Digital
We see a lot of stories these days about digital camera users trying their hand at film photography, sometimes getting excited and frustrated in equal measure. Just for fun, thi...
12 February, 2026
There are no divine rights to earn a living as a photographer
The recent controversy between a group of photographers and the creator of an AI-powered editing software that promises effortless, professional-quality headshots has once again...
11 February, 2026
The Aritistic Side of my Photography – A Reflection on When I Shoot
Now that the technical basics have become second nature – the things that let me work faster, think less, and shoot more deliberately – I would like to dive into the...
5 February, 2026
Storytelling with Film
I prefer film. There… I said it! Man, it feels good to get that off my chest. Even in 2026 when digital cameras and phones are awesome, I always pick up a film camera. But why? ...
31 January, 2026
Nobody Saw Us
I’ve been shooting on film for five years now. Somewhere along the way, I realized that I hated shooting on film. Without a witness and without a performance, it required me to ...
27 January, 2026
Sometimes I Don’t Know What I Was Photographing
It’s got this kind of… mmm… It’s burn-y, melty… it’s not really a smoky taste… It’s kind of like this ‘ba-boom! zap!’ kind of taste. Don’t you think? – Remy, R...
20 January, 2026
In Terms of “Terms”, and Giving, Taking, or Harvesting a Photograph
A recent article by Tom Warland caught my eye, as it very succinctly offered thoughts from a perspective that to me seems to stand opposed to the conclusions I arrived at in my ...
19 January, 2026
High Risk, High Reward (or, Against Spray and Pray)
I have recently stumbled upon a video of a guy ‘debunking’ the alleged myth of ‘one shot, one keeper’ —actually the orginal Japanese version was hikken, ...