In late October of 2020, the last vestiges of the devastating Bobcat Fire are winding down. In its wake, 180 square miles of the Angeles National Forest were burned, making it t...
4 December, 2020
Experiments in Film Soup – By Holly Gilman
My husband has a very bad memory; he always says that he’ll remember things from his childhood only when told the stories. Memory is a funny thing, some memories are evoked thro...
3 December, 2020
The Influence of Film on Film – ‘Preserve’ – By Lucinda Lewis
I've been shooting film since I discovered how to use a darkroom during college some 7 years ago. Where I learnt the processes from shooting, developing and printing my own anal...
24 November, 2020
Nikkor 20mm f/3.5 – Taming The Ultra-Wide – By Fernando Martins
This is a story of how I tamed the ultra-wide Nikkor 20mm f/3.5 - a remarkable lens that has become a key part of my style as a photographer.
20 November, 2020
Photographing Little Things on Film – By Jordi Fradera
There are great masters in the art of macro photography and perhaps some of them will smile if they read my article but these are the adventures of a simple amateur in this diff...
18 November, 2020
In the Woods, in the Rain, with a Mirror and a Mamiya 645 1000s – by Brian Dolzani
I found this funky old mirror in my mother’s attic. She had recently passed away and my siblings and I were cleaning out the house. It had been 25 years since my father passed, ...
16 November, 2020
The 40th London Arba’een Procession 2020 (HP5+ @800) – by Simon King
It's very troubling that my article about photographing the 2019 Arba'een procession is now a year old - time ought not be allowed to move this quickly! Whether or not the proce...
14 November, 2020
Analogue Portraits – Behind the Viewfinder – by Dila Binkanat
My interest in photography started in middle school but I couldn’t buy a camera back then. When I was in high school I’ve had the opportunity to buy a digital one but I ended u...
