Photography Philosophy Archives

10 March, 2023

Ranting about my Photographic Journey – By Alex Kreisman

By Alexandre Kreisman

I feel like Ranting... I don't know what has come upon me these past few months but I feel the urge to rant about photography. I did photography as a means to connect with my f...

8 March, 2023

Film Friday, Saturday and Sunday – By Röd White

By Röd White

Why use film all of a sudden? In a world filled with digital distractions, it’s nice to get away from it all and do something completely analogue occasionally. It doesn’t come a...

28 February, 2023

Anecdotes from the Analogue World Ep. 4 – By Nandakumar

By Nandakumar N

Things took a rather grim turn in my last post when I shared this story about mental health and how crippling it can be in preventing humans from pursuing their passion or even ...

14 February, 2023

The Spoiled Negatives from a Spoiled Petri 7s – By Ana Sousa

By Ana Sousa

I started shooting exclusively in analogue approximately 5 years ago. At the beginning it was like entering a carousel full of expectations and experiences. I wanted to learn ev...

12 February, 2023

The Role of Film Photography in an AI World – By Joseph

By josephtwx

The position of film photography has never been stronger. Against the intangibility of our virtual reality, the medium of photography and its process gives viewers the craved ta...

10 January, 2023

Gear Theory – Shooting Film in the Rain – By Ted Ayre

By T. A

I grew up on my neighbours’ farm in the Lake District, England and spent lots of time as a child helping the adults outside with the sheep, lambs and cows in the pouring r...

20 December, 2022

Scan and Destroy – My blasphemous quest to be free of my negatives – By Max Cooper

By Max Cooper

The issue of SHOTS magazine current at the time of this writing contains images central to my thesis: Recovered slides from my grandfather’s collection. On the off-chance you mi...

4 December, 2022

I Couldn’t Photograph a Watch If You Paid Me – By Ailbíona McLochlainn

By Ailbíona McLochlainn

As someone with a fairly modest stockpile of photographic equipment, I often find myself praised for not succumbing to the so-called Gear Acquisition Syndrome. Which is funny. B...

Omar Tibi on 5 Frames of Washi F in Mach.
Aha, I saw that article last night and was thinking the same thing...a high speed ortho film sounds very attractive…
Omar Tibi on “Big Yellow Taxi”
Geoff, what an excellent reflection and beautiful photos too! I really enjoy seeing all your work on this theme of…
Hugh Wolfe on Nikkor 43-86mm – The world’s WORST lens!
Fifty years ago dad and I purchased a Nikkormat EL along with a 28 and a 43~86. The 28 was…

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