Editorial Portrait Series by Marcin Wolinski
My name is Marcin Wolinski, and I am a photographer and retoucher based in Milton Keynes, UK. My work is completely...
Polaroid Lab Instant Printer Review by Samantha Stortecky
If you saw my last article on a review for the Fujifilm Instax SP-2 printer, you know that while I love film and am a huge advocate for keeping it alive...
Portrait Series on 35mm Film by Jeremy Gunawan
The end of my Melbourne days were approaching back in November 2020. I had planned to go back to my home country, Indonesia, in December...
SIWF Insiders is here! And the Double Exposures Module is live!
On Monday we launched a project we are so, so excited to share with you... Shoot It With Film Insiders! SIWF Insiders is a place all about learning and community...
Cornwall: This Lovely Colorful Land by Rick Davy
Cornwall is located in the far west of the UK, surrounded by the Atlantic on both sides. We have over 300 miles of coastline and have some of the best surf in Europe...
Kodak HC-110 vs Ilford Ilfosol-3: Which B&W Film Developer Should You Use?
Does the black and white developer you use to develop film matter? If results vary based on film stock, it makes sense that the type of developer you use would change...
Atacama Desert Travel Story by Anna Doshina
Atacama is the driest and the highest desert on earth that spreads across Chile, Peru, Argentina, and Bolivia. Despite the harsh climate, unique flora and fauna inhabit...
How to Shoot Snow on Film: Everything You Need to Know by Jen Golay
Spring may be on the horizon, but I think it’s safe to say that most of us here in the U.S. have experienced a bit more snow this year than usual...
A Desert Road Trip Photo Essay by Valerian Ponsero
I’m Valerian, a 27 years old boom operator working in the cinema and television industry, and living in the rainy and windy French city of Brest...
At-Home Test to Troubleshoot Shutter Speed Issues by Ryan Seabrook
Some disappointing film slides arrived in the post this week, an ugly jumble of well exposed and limp, underexposed frames...












