2 April, 2026
The Photographer as Subject: Ethan Hill
One of the joys of living in a city like New York is its abundance of creative artists, many of whom also devote some portion of their time to teaching. So it is with the subjec...
1 April, 2026
24 Frames with the Fujica GW690III in Brighton on Valentine’s Day, 2026 (3 Whole Rolls)
From my experience shooting expired 35mm film, black and white holds up better than colour (less to go wrong), and lower ISO withstands the effects of time much better than high...
31 March, 2026
Out in a Blizzard – a One Shot Stoy
In 2022, I started my film photography journey. I had recently moved to New York City and had a lot of free time. To get acquainted with my new home, I would walk 10 miles of Ma...
30 March, 2026
She Died Alone – One Shot (Tragic) Story
She was a drug addict —a “junk” some righteous zealot would have called her— and died on the street in the indifference of everybody but one. For a few days, a flower and a rain...
28 March, 2026
Double Exposures with a Rollei 35B
New Year comes and goes. By February, I’m feeling the creative doldrums—that post-holiday flatness where nothing seems to spark. So I decide to shake things up and try som...
26 March, 2026
Xpan on the Cheap
Some recent articles on 35mmc and elsewhere brought to my attention the marvels of the Hasselblad Xpan, also sold as the Fujifilm TX-1. It can expose a frame of 65 x 24mm on 35m...
25 March, 2026
Nikkor AF 85mm 1.8 D – A Rediscovery
If you’ve read any of my posts on 35mmc, you’d think I was a strictly a B&W film shooter. There are times, however, when I fall off the film wagon and shoot digital for two ...
24 March, 2026
A Lucky Shot with a Kiev 60 – One Shot Story
The story behind this photo is, actually, the story of the others that I failed to take on this roll of Ferrania P30 film. Having remembered that I had a number of mid-format ro...
