
Analog photography is a process, not just a camera. The full workflow covered: planning, film, exposure, development, scanning, and printing. Written from Tampa by a photographer who shoots 35mm and medium format and believes every step matters.
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Typically when I carry my SX-70 Sonar, I use a neck strap, and while that works, it often gets in the way as a move about. I wanted something that I could carry the camera in, take it out, take my photos and slip it back in with room for ex...
For a prolonged amount of time, I had a fully stocked and rotating system of black and white films coupled with a fully stocked shelf of developers. Each month I’d cycle through different variations of the system. I told myself I was doing...
There are three authentic positions one can have with film photography, and almost no one determines which position they hold. They just ended up there.
The Dabbler is the photographer who shoots with occasional fervor and enthusiasm and t...
One morning, I woke up to fog. This is a good enough reason to start the day early, so I went to check out the Buckhorn golf course. I see a bunch of cypress trees and this time the photo was more than simple. The bare winter branches and t...
I bought a roll of Lucky Color 400 out of interest. Lucky Film has begun to build a color negative lineup from Hebei Province, and C400 is the second stock after C200. I wanted to see what a new color negative is like in 2026. I had an excu...
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Professional film photographer that enjoys capturing the world around him.
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