Mirrors / Alternative Reflections Fine Art Series by Anastasia Fasnakis
This series came after a long, tough artistic draught. I had been shooting primarily landscapes and scenes in nature for some time, and I felt unchallenged. I wanted to incorporate...
Different Ways to Shoot and Develop Ilford HP5 B&W Film by Jennifer Stamps
When it comes to black and white film photography, my go-to is always Ilford HP5 Plus. My love for this film stock started in 2018 when I decided to shoot...
B&W Film Developing Highlights from SIWF Insiders!
Our second module for Shoot It With Film Insiders was all about developing your own black and white film at home. Armed with video lessons, demonstrations, and a place...
Trichromatic Photography: Using B&W Film to Create Color Images by Amy Berge
The process of trichrome photography is not new. In fact, it appears to be the original way photographers created color photos when black and white film was the only option...
Top 3 Photo Books for Black and White Landscapes on Film by James Baturin
When I look at my journey into film photography, it really all started with being inspired by the work of others, and saying, “I want to create images like THAT...
Ilford Delta 3200 at 1600 vs Ilford HP5 at 1600: High Speed B&W Film Comparison by James Baturin
For years my go-to high speed black and white film has been Ilford Delta 3200, shot and developed at 1600. Pulling it one stop softens the contrast and grain just...
Kodak HC-110 vs Ilford Ilfosol-3: Which B&W Film Developer Should You Use? by Jennifer Stamps
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...
Flash and Film Photography: Taking the Fear Out of Using Flash with Film by John Adams III
Using flash units with old analog cameras can seem like a super daunting task. How are you supposed to make a brand new flash work with a camera originally...
Getting Started with Large Format Film Photography by David Rose
My analog journey has been an upward spiral when it comes to film formats. I started shooting exclusively on film in 2015, when I only had two 35mm cameras...
AJAR by Mickaël André an Abstract B&W Film Photography Project
My journey through photography is a way for me to explore my inner self. I'm trying to give birth to images that could make me feel that particular connection...
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