Large landscape panoramic pictures are possible via stitching many pictures. Each picture overlapping with some degree with the previous one gives a panorama close to reality as...
In the everlasting quest for large apertures on 67 format, the path to glory leads towards projector lenses. Among these, the Soviet Lomo 35KP 140mm F1.8 movie projector lens st...
As promised, here is a post containing a recap of everyone’s photos of the year, 2025. I am going to make this pretty informal, but I like the idea of it being a little bi...
First things first, I just want to thank everyone for another year of being part of the 35mmc community – to everyone that subscribes, contributes, those of you who just c...
I feel like 35mmc has really flourished this year. I have no measure of that really, just a feeling that the community of writers and people who comment has grown closer. I thin...
I was having a listless morning at home, halfheartedly folding laundry and cleaning out my email box, plopped on my bed and feeling stuck and sad in my small world. I looked ove...
My submission to the Photo of the Year collection was taken back in January 2025, in Rome. I had just got on a city bus, waiting at its first stop, when I noticed this line of p...
My introduction to infrared photography—both the inspiration and the activation—began in Hong Kong several decades ago. Infrared photography is a fascination that has stayed wit...