The 1960s and '70s were good times for hobbyists in the USA. Chemicals, electronic parts, and optical supplies were widely available - in some ways more…
Philosophy & Reflections• Photos & Projects
Philosophy & Reflections
pixl-much-latr – delivering on a Kickstarter 22 months behind schedule
July 27, 2020I’ve just started shipping pixl-latr - a product I launched on Kickstarter in June 2018 with an expected delivery date of September the same year. In…
Philosophy & Reflections
Death in the Camera Store / Learning to See On the Other Side of Fear – By Gerard Exupery
July 20, 2020I am standing with my fingers knitted together, resting on the top of my head. A few feet away, there is a gun pointed at my…
Philosophy & Reflections
The Yashica 124G and How it Helped Me Get Married – by Sacha Cloutier
July 18, 2020Like many people, my experience with photography started before a digital alternative existed. We remember that time, when most people didn’t have a cell phone and…
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4 Decades of Panoramas – Analogue & Digital – By Jordi Fradera
July 7, 2020In 1977 I abandoned the 110 format and bought the Pentax ME camera with its 50mm lens, it had insufficient angle for the panoramas I wanted…
It’s April 9th 2020; 03.08am. I’m sitting in a small hallway under the stairs leading down to our basement. Here I have a computer set up with…
Philosophy & Reflections
Revisiting and Reflecting on my Photographs from 2012 – by Samuel Hardwick
May 19, 2020Back in 2012, during my time studying Art and Design techniques in College, I had become quite fond of the idea of using cameras for a…
Our family camera was kept in a sock drawer. It was brought out of the Queen Anne cupboard for family occasions during the 90s. Dad would…
Philosophy & Reflections
Reflecting on Old Photographs – Nathan’s Famous Since 1916 – By Gerard Exupery
May 6, 2020When I was maybe six years old, my father introduced me to Nathan's. We had dropped off his mother at her what was to me dreary…
Pinball machines; depending on your age, you might know all about them. Once, considered so evil that New York City banned them. Wasted youths (juvenile delinquents)…
