
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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I snapped this as he stood in a doorway. There was no waiting to check the composition, no thinking about its meaning. We were at the same event photographing models. He stepped away to look at his phone for a second, and my hand acted befo...
Three women sit on a park bench, dressed in reflective safety vests, laughing together as one pours water from a kettle over another’s head. It’s a warm, spontaneous looking documentary moment, the kind any street photographer would be thri...
Some time ago, I was given a roll of Kodak Tri-X 400. I can’t even recall who gave it to me, which says something about how long it must have sat in the fridge before I finally got around to loading it into my Olympus 35RC and developing it...
I shoot with a lot of cameras that won’t meter flash exposure. The Nikon F2AS has no flash exposure metering, and the Hasselblad 500C has no hot shoe to connect a flash to. Flash photography with cameras of this age has always meant using a...
I’ve only had the opportunity to shoot one roll of OptiColour 200, but I was definitely impressed. So you can imagine how excited I was to learn that Optik Oldschool has acquired the plants that manufacture this film. This is something enti...
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