5 February, 2026
Storytelling with Film
I prefer film. There… I said it! Man, it feels good to get that off my chest. Even in 2026 when digital cameras and phones are awesome, I always pick up a film camera. But why? ...
31 January, 2026
Nobody Saw Us
I’ve been shooting on film for five years now. Somewhere along the way, I realized that I hated shooting on film. Without a witness and without a performance, it required me to ...
27 January, 2026
Sometimes I Don’t Know What I Was Photographing
It’s got this kind of… mmm… It’s burn-y, melty… it’s not really a smoky taste… It’s kind of like this ‘ba-boom! zap!’ kind of taste. Don’t you think? – Remy, R...
20 January, 2026
In Terms of “Terms”, and Giving, Taking, or Harvesting a Photograph
A recent article by Tom Warland caught my eye, as it very succinctly offered thoughts from a perspective that to me seems to stand opposed to the conclusions I arrived at in my ...
19 January, 2026
High Risk, High Reward (or, Against Spray and Pray)
I have recently stumbled upon a video of a guy ‘debunking’ the alleged myth of ‘one shot, one keeper’ —actually the orginal Japanese version was hikken, ...
12 January, 2026
My Doubts about Film Photography
There are moments when I ask myself why I bother shooting these old film cameras. Often that question comes when I’m exasperated or discouraged. Maybe the color on a batch...
3 January, 2026
Photography experiencing architecture
Featured image: Ramon C. Cortinés High School of Performing Arts, HMC (executive architect) and Coop Himmelb(l)au (design architect) How do people experience great works of arch...
1 January, 2026
The Balm in Ordering a Photo Print and Planning a Photo Walk
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...