What Makes a Good Film Camera Part II: Why Craftsmanship Matters by Tyler Mattas
This is going to essentially be an unintended part two of my previous article – so if you didn’t read it or don’t remember it, maybe start this article by...
Photographing Flowers on Film: Tips, Inspiration, & Creative Ideas by Angela Izzo
“You can learn a lot of things from the flowers…” That line from Alice in Wonderland stayed with me from a young age. I remember...
What Makes a Good Film Camera? It’s Not as Simple as It Seems by Tyler Mattas
Pardon the sacrilege right off the bat, but this article is going to start off with some digital camera related talk, which I promise will eventually be...
How to Shoot More Creative Landscapes on Film by Angela Izzo
I have an adventurous heart and a deep love for nature, so I’ve always been mesmerized by and drawn to all kinds of landscapes...
5 Unconventional Ways to Find Your Inner Artist by Katya Rowny
We’ve all heard of the dreaded “creative rut.” But what happens when it becomes more than that and the artistic drive struggles to get back online...
Repairing Your Own Film Camera: Lessons I’ve Learned by Tyler Mattas
“Can you fix my ________ (insert any film camera from plastic point-and-shoot to 1930s Contax to Fuji GSW)?” - the inevitable question coming from anyone...
Reflections on Film Photography by Hansel Ong
It is easy to bypass film photography for the technological edge of digital. Having unlimited rolls of “film” liberates the photographer from waste and mental pressure...
Polaroid Film Photography: The Look, the Process, and the Magic by Angela Izzo
What I love most about shooting with Polaroids is the instant gratification of getting a print the moment you take the photo. I love how...
An Overview of Pinhole Film Photography: Exposure, Reciprocity, & 6 Cameras I Love by Alec Pain
I find pinhole photography to be very therapeutic – it slows you down, time is slowed down, the images aren’t just an instant...
Chrome, Grain, & Nostalgia: Tips for Photographing Cars on Film by Katya Rowny
Maybe it’s the way light reflects across polished metal. Maybe it’s nostalgia wrapped up in vintage chrome and patina. But photographing...
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