Lomography Black & White Film Guide by Jennifer Stamps
Lomography has a very special place in my heart. My very first film camera in the digital age was a Lomography Diana and my first roll of film was...
Using a Gray Card for Photography: What is It & Do I Need One? by Jen Golay
Have you ever heard of a gray card? Do you know what they’re used for? Why and when? If you answered “no” to any of these questions...
Eco-Friendly Tips for Developing Your Own Film by Taylor Blanchard
When I develop negatives or print in the darkroom, the process always feels like magic. Behind that sense of awe is of course a long history...
5 Ways to Showcase Your Photography Work by Katya Rowny
One of the challenges of being a photographer is deciding what to do with all your images. After they are developed and scanned, most of mine end up stored on a hard drive, forgotten and neglected...
Self-Portrait Experiment Using a Holga & Flash by Alec Pain
For this experiment, I decided to try some self-portraits on a Holga with different flash setups...
My Love for the Vintage Polaroid Sun 660 by Jennifer Stamps
The Polaroid Sun 660 Autofocus has a very special place in my heart. It’s the first Polaroid camera I remember owning...
Street Photography: Capturing Expressions by Neil Milton
In On Reading, a concise collection of photographs by André Kertész, there is a picture made in The Bowery, New York City on December 8th, 1960...
Aurora 800 Film Review & Comparison with Lomography 800 by Katya Rowny
Being a film shooter living in the Pacific Northwest, I usually don’t shoot much film during the winter months. Unfortunately, that could mean...
5 Tips For Shooting Film In A Studio Space
Last year, I was lucky enough to come across an opportunity to have a studio space, and, in that time, I’ve worked to perfect my photography style...
How to Control Contrast in Your Photography
Last time we talked about contrast, we discussed balancing contrast in high contrast lighting situations. But what if you want to embrace the high contrast...
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