Writer’s block, creative slow-down, work paralysis – call it what you will but, as people who rely on a steady flow of creative juices to make a living,
...or, forcing myself to take photos on large format film during a pandemic for an entire year. In 2021, I decided to give myself a photo challenge - to
5 Frames… On the high-impact polystyrene Ami 6x6 with Arista.EDU Ultra 100 (EI ??? / 120 format) - by Brian DuBois I love Black and White film.
Netflix's Bridgerton needs no introduction. 82 million households have already seen it, and as I write this, it's back to being #1 in the United States.
Last year in summer my wife and I started a trip to Namibia. We travelled around 3000 miles with a rented 4x4 on mainly dusty gravel roads.
Since the 1980's Kodak Gold has survived the test of time and is still a staple film for many film photographers worldwide. Gold 200 has been (sorry for
In this article I am going to talk about the journey that led me to build the Mongoose automated negative carrier, and my newest device, the BoopBoop
They are the elements with which one afternoon we go out to try to capture the vibration that emotions produce during the dance movement. These five
It can be a strange experience visiting an old stamping ground after a gap of many years as it was when I went back to Newcastle-upon-Tyne in the summer;
I have always been fascinated with panorama photos. With a background in filmmaking, there are of course many examples of exciting compositions in the
As a beginner film photographer, all I had ever heard was Portra 400 this and Portra 800 that. Kodak's one color stock that reigned above all other colors
Living in Arkansas, I'm always in awe of all the nature surrounding me. I can get in my car, drive, and without a doubt, end up at a hiking trail or lake.
The woman with the mobile phone must think I’m creepy. Or possibly daft. Perhaps both. She is sat on a bench in the sunshine, having a chat with a friend,
Monochrome waterfalls. Inspired by how my results with Lomography Potsdam Kino 100 came out, I decided to try out Lomography Babylon Kino ISO 13 film. ISO
Climate change will force humans to cut their dependency on fossil fuels or the consequences will be catastrophic. But how can we really grasp and put our
When I first bought a 5 pack of Lomography's Lomochrome Purple XR 100-400 I wondered if the novelty might wear off after a roll or two and I fully
On a frigid Sunday in Manhattan, I wanted to try out TMY, Kodak T-MAX 400. The film choice was based upon my constant use of black and white filters,
The Nikon Nikkor-S 55mm f/1.2 is a lens I always wished for but never had a chance to have before this particular specimen appeared. Most of the ones I'd
I think we've all been here, buying a camera and lens rated by a seller as "very good" and not realizing all the photos had the lens caps on. When the David Hancock repairs an "unrecoverable" lensand takes sample photos with it before and after the repair. The results may surprise you!
On the hunt for alternatives to the almighty Kodak Tri-X, I stumbled upon the APX 400 from Agfaphoto. The story of the company is quite complicated, but
