Street Photography Tips: How to Photograph Dogs by Neil Milton
The dog's name was Haggis. For an enormous Scottish Alsatian, it was a pretty good name to be fair. The family lived in the small private cottage...
3 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Cinestill BwXX Film by Drew Evans
We all know the hype around CineStill. When the company launched its CineStill 800T tungsten film in 2013, it hit the scene hard...
Kodak Tri-X 400 vs Kodak T-MAX 400: Battle of Kodak’s B&W Giants by Taylor Blanchard
If you’re like me, you may gravitate to a certain film stock for a host of reasons that you no longer remember. When I got back into film...
Ilford Pan F Plus 50 Review: A Perfect B&W Film for Sunny Days by James Baturin
Last week, I decided to take my Hasselblad 500CM out with me on the golf course. After all, why not live my best life by combining...
Scotland Travel Story by Neil Milton
The first 2 years of the pandemic were difficult for a Scottish emigrant settled in Poland. For the decade prior, I had taken keen advantage...
6 Tips for Photographing Fog & Creating Magical Images on Film by James Baturin
One of my favorite conditions to shoot film is in the fog. It creates a mood and atmosphere that I love and can turn even the most ordinary scene...
The Downland Project: A Photo Essay by Tobias Key
We often don’t appreciate what is on our own doorstep. Photographers are often guilty of thinking they have to travel far afield to create interesting images...
The World of Infrared and Red-Sensitive Black and White Film by Taylor Blanchard
Last summer, I came up with the idea to shoot every film stock in the Ilford lineup. That’s when I realized I’d never shot Ilford SFX, which is sensitive to...
Getting Started with B&W Printing by Neil Milton
As a street photographer, I much prefer the camera in my hand than sitting on the shelf as I agitate a development tank, or scan endless negatives...
Nort’s Resort Photo Essay by Cody Schultz
Back in the mid-1980s, my grandparents began looking for property in Northern Pennsylvania. Having run their own business...