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21 April, 2026

Olympus AZ-300 – Out of the Drawer and Into The Light – A Journey of Recovery and Rejuvenation (Part 3)

By Niall Keohane

21 April, 2026

/ Olympus AZ-300, Olympus Point & Shoot, Point & Shoot camera, /

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14 August, 2022

Travelling from Lexington to Rhode Island – Canonet 28 roll #3

By Bob Janes

You can read about the Travelling Canonet project here. We have over 50 photographers on 4 continents waiting to take part. Two Canonets are involved, each travelling in a diffe...

13 August, 2022

The Lost Art of Film Street Photography – By Armando Cabellero

By Armando Caballero

I know that the title of this article might sound a bit surprising. Specially because nowadays, film photography is experiencing an unprecedented resurgence and also because the...

12 August, 2022

Breezy Beachy Fun with New Lomography La Sardina and Fisheye No.2 Editions

By Molly Kate

Lomography released new editions of two of their popular cameras for summer lovers infused with joyful beach vibes. La Sardina Caleta & Fisheye No. 2 La Quebrada are here to...

12 August, 2022

The Nikon F2, some Nikkors, and a Roll of Ektar 100 – By Sam Westenskow

By Sam Westenskow

In my seventeen years on this planet, there have been a handful of moments in which I have been completely overwhelmed by the intense beauty of my surroundings. In these moments...

11 August, 2022

New Color Film from Film Washi Launches in Europe

By Molly Kate

Another exciting color film is on the market, this one coming to us from Film Washi. The French film company led and founded by Lomig Perrotin in 2013 is known for its unique bl...

11 August, 2022

Making Artemisianol, My Search for Big Sagebrush – By Sonny Rosenberg

By sonny rosenberg

I've mostly had pretty good to medium luck using seaweed, bladderwrack specifically, as a film developer, but I live in Reno Nevada on the western edge of the Great Basin, bladd...

10 August, 2022

Céu in Oslo on a Small Rangefinder Camera – By Hugo Vasconcelos

By Hugo Vasconcelos

I am an enthusiastic Brazilian photographer, people and music lover, since I moved to Ireland in 2015 my passion about photography went to that level when you can’t stop documen...

9 August, 2022

5 Frames with the Exakta Varex IIa – By Glenn Bech

By Glenn Bech

My analog photography obsession snowballed quickly from a Pentax K1000 flea market impulse buy. Before I knew it, I had a budding camera collection and was part of a darkroom co...

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Alexander Seidler on Iceland! A Photographic Travelogue shot with a Hasselblad (and iPhone)
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