Beginner’s Guide to Wet Plate Photography by Lyssa Merritt
Wet plate collodion photography is basically the genesis of portrait photography. It is the process of coating a tin plate or a glass plate in a light sensitive material, and...
How to Make Cyanotype Prints by James Baturin
Having a lot more time at home these days, I decided to explore some of the avenues of analogue photography I hadn’t had time for in the past. One of...
Cross-Processed 35mm Film Portrait Series by Zeno Gill
Today, we're featuring a set of cross-processed film portraits from photographer Zeno Gill. Cross-processing is a method of intentionally developing film in the wrong chemicals to causes color shifts and...
Olympus Pen F Half-Frame Film Camera Review by Jen Golay
When I am in a photography funk, the fastest way for me to become inspired again is to discover a new film camera. Last year for Mother’s Day, I bought...
Long Exposures on the Holga 120N by James Baturin
If you’ve ever used a Holga, you know that you don’t expect to get “good” photographs out of it, at least by a certain very technical definition of the word...
Pentax 67 Lens Flare: How to Master the In-Camera Lens Flare on the Pentax 67 by David Rose
One of my favorite camera and lens systems of all time is the legendary Pentax 67 plus the SMC 105mm F2.4 lens combo. Not only is this a great medium...
7 Awesome Film Soup Recipes to Try on Your Next Roll of Film
We rounded up some amazing film photographers to share their favorite film soup recipes and tips! If you're looking for a little creative boost to your film photography, film soup...
Experimental 35mm Film Photography by Julián Guldrís
This week, we're featuring a beautiful set of experimental film photography images from Buenos Aires based photographer Julián Guldrís. Julián uses movement, light leaks, double exposures, and more to communicate...
Use Creative Filters to Turn the Ordinary into the Extraordinary by Brandon Aguilar
Talk to any photographer, and they’ll be able to describe a time when they felt utterly uninspired, often resulting in a lull for their craft. As a matter of fact,...
5 Tips for Shooting Double Exposures on Film by Melese Miller
There are a lot of reasons why I love shooting film, but one of the biggest reasons is the ability to make double exposures. It really feels like painting with...
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