Is Film Photography More Expensive than Digital? by Neil Milton
Every penny's a prisoner is a well-known phrase to many a Scot. It is often spoken in fond...
5 Inspiring Books for Photographers by Katya Rowny
For the last few months, I have found my love for film photography waning. At first, I told myself it was due to the seasons changing or feeling burnout...
Organizing Your Film Negatives, Scans, and Instant Film by Jennifer Stamps
In a perfect world, I shoot with one camera at a time. Only one camera and one roll of film to account for at any given time. But, alas, this...
Mastering Film for Landscape Photographers by Drew Evans
The first nearly 15 years of my photography career were spent shooting with an incredible lineup of digital cameras, from Nikon DSLRs to Sony mirrorless...
3 Film Photography Struggles (And How You Can Overcome Them) by Drew Evans
I sometimes find myself scrolling through Instagram, looking at some incredible image from a photographer I admire, thinking how much...
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...
How to Control Contrast in Your Photography by Jen Golay
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...
Finding Photography Inspiration Where You Live by Alec Pain
I’m never quite sure whether I live in a town or a village. Apparently, I live in a town… but most of the locals like to call it a village....
Street Photography: 5 Assignments for Beginners by Neil Milton
Many photographers want to try their hand at street photography but find they are too shy or introverted to make a start. Leaping into street photography...
6 Tips For Starting Your Own Film Photography Personal Project by Sara Johansen
I’m a big believer in the importance of personal projects when it comes to my film photography. Here’s why: Personal work is professional work...