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4 February, 2020

Finding Subjects in Familiar Sights – by Chris Illing

By Chris

It’s December the 23. 2018. Midnight. I’m standing in the bathroom of my parents house brushing my teeth. It felt like nothing had changed since my childhood. Everything as usua...

2 February, 2020

Travelling Myanmar Solo with Black & White Film – By Jelle Vonk

By Jelle Vonk

My unexposed rolls of film, put together in a plastic zip bag ready to pass through security. ‘These cannot go through the scanner’ I said firmly. No problem at all, just wait h...

16 January, 2020

Shooting Black & White Film at the Zoo – by Christian Schroeder

By Christian Schroeder

I have found a new thrill: photographing animals at the Hanover Zoo, my local menagerie.Well, what is it about then? Taking pictures of animals differs from taking pictures of h...

15 January, 2020

Up Close and Personal with the Ricoh GR1s and Kodak T-Max P3200 at EI12,800 – By Steven Bleistein

By Steven Bleistein

The Ricoh GR cameras have had a kind of cult following as a street photographer’s tool of choice going back to the days when Daido Moriyama was roaming the streets of Kabukicho ...

12 January, 2020

American Dream Colors: On US Roads with my Canon AE-1 – By J.M. Saponaro

By jmsaponaro

I’ve been lucky to spend a lot of time in the US, thanks to my job in New York. As a software engineer in a very technical industry, photography has been for a few years my esca...

8 January, 2020

The London Arba’een Procession 2019 with Fujifilm C200 – by Simon King

By Simon King

On Sunday 20th October I was lucky enough to hear that the London Arba'een Procession was happening later that afternoon, and headed straight for Marble Arch. I took my Nikon FM...

21 December, 2019

Kodak Ektar 25 – Urban/Rural Decay in the Texas Panhandle – by Andrew Morang

By Kodachromeguy

The Texas Panhandle is the land of big skies, big farms, big men and women, enormous pickup trucks, and fading towns and farm houses. The Panhandle is the northern rectangle of ...

20 December, 2019

55 Frames with 55 Cameras of One Man at One Moment – By Mark van der Wal

By Mark vd Wal

The idea that we all see the world differently; through filtered viewpoints, our own unique perspectives and individual angles was a concept I was keen to portray photographical...

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