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8 May, 2026

ΔStop – The Darkroom Timer I Had to Build Because the Right One Didn’t Exist

By John Jones

8 May, 2026

/ Darkroom Equipment, fstop Printing, ΔStop, /

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17 April, 2026

Photography Does Not Exist (Until the Eye Makes It)

By Andrea Monti

This post is the first of a series meant to organise in a logical and structured corpus the ideas collected in this blog throughout years of taking photos in various environment...

17 April, 2026

3D-Printed accessories for 110 (and 16mm) from Ausgeknipst

By Bob Janes

At the beginning of February, a representative of Ausgeknipst got in contact with me through the comments section of my ‘Perfecting the 110 re-load article’. Ausgekn...

16 April, 2026

MARTian Stairs – A One Shot Story

By Andrea Monti

The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Trento and Rovereto —MART, in short— is a place that definitely worth a visit, should you be traveling across the Trentino-Alto Adig...

Looking back from a frozen Georgian Bay to the mainland

16 April, 2026

Sawlog Bay

By Sneakerzoom

Sawlog Bay lies in Tiny Township, Simcoe County, Ontario. Funny name, “Tiny”, especially when you learn it’s named after a pet dog. “Sawlog” is not...

15 April, 2026

The Battle for Minneapolis

By Thomas Broening

I arrived in Minneapolis on January 9, 2026, two days after Renee Good was killed by US ICE agents. What I saw shocked me. It was not the city’s reaction that stood out, b...

15 April, 2026

New Advert Provider Incoming

By Hamish Gill

Just a heads-up, the new advert provider should be going live tomorrow. Actually, on this occasion there has been weeks of testing and tweaking to make sure they are displayed p...

15 April, 2026

A Knitting Shop in Rovereto – One Shot Story

By Andrea Monti

During a casual walk in Rovereto, a lovely town in the Trento province, I stumbled upon a knitting shop. The display was full of bags and other items for sale, only, it was not ...

A close up of several cameras bunched together

15 April, 2026

The only camera I’m allowed to own

By Keith Smith

…ok, so the title is a bit misleading – I’m a grown man, I can own as many cameras as my wife says I can. What I’m taking about here is the hypothetical ‘if’; if I absolutely ha...

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