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...
Isle of Mull Travel Series by Laura Grace Swan
I started taking photos during lockdown in London in 2021. I bought a secondhand 35mm camera online and taught
Sushiburrito Photo Series by Mario Aumüller
This series is about my one month long journey all across the Pacific Northwest and over the rocky mountains. It was my very first trip...
Above the Clouds Travel Story by Flavia Fontana Giusti
In 2009, while he was living in Turin, Italy, my father bought a house in an isolated little village in Valle d'Aosta, the roof of Europe. The entire family...
I Am Project and Photo Essay by Meredith Green
In September of 2021, I picked up a film camera not knowing what I was doing or quite sure what to expect. I wasn’t unhappy with my digital camera...
Mary’s House Photo Series by Alex Warren
Visiting my Aunty Mary in Taunton, South West England is always a joy. She’s 82, and still retains a fierce sense of independence, good humor, and energy...
Creative Portrait Series by Flavia Fontana Giusti
One evening early in October, I invited my Instagram friend Amanda, who I had met in July at a film photography meetup in Madison, over to my place to work...
A Multiple Exposure Experiment: 20+ Exposures in a Single Film Image by James Baturin
I’ve been really drawn to more abstract and experimental forms of photography lately. I’ve experimented a lot with long exposures and intentional camera movement...
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...
Road Trip on the Coast by Bean Howard
I am an aspiring photographer from Nelson, British Columbia CA. These selections represent some of my favorite memories from the last few years exploring the coast and onward...