Long Exposure Film Photography at Night: Learning From My Mistakes by Alec Pain
Despite the extra weight on your already heavy camera bag(s), long exposure film photography with a tripod can be a very satisfying...
An Introduction to Neutral Density Filters by James Baturin
Neutral Density (ND) filters are an amazing tool you can use to capture stunning creative effects in camera, even in the harshest lighting conditions...
Best B&W Films for Landscape Photography by James Baturin
Landscape photography is a great way to use your camera to slow down and see the world around you in a new way. It’s the beauty of the outdoor landscape...
Pinhole Photography with the Diana F+ by Amy Elizabeth
The Diana F+ has been a camera in my arsenal for years now. It’s a fun little camera that travels well and gives shots a dreamy quality with its plastic...
Photographing Star Trails on Color Film by Jen Golay
This is an article I have been meaning to write for years, because whenever I post a star trail photo, I almost always get questions on how to create these...
Using Intentional Camera Movement to Enhance Your Film Photography by James Baturin
The concept of intentional movement is simple: choose a slow shutter speed, and move the camera while you’re taking the shot. The result is going to be some element...
Understanding Reciprocity Failure in Film Photography by James Baturin
Reciprocity failure. You may have heard the term thrown around in the world of film photography and dismissed it as unimportant or sounding too complex to bother...
Moon Trails on Film: Experimenting with Long Exposure Film Photography
Whenever I post long exposure film photography images, I receive a lot of questions in the comments regarding the settings I’ve used and the exposure times. And while long exposure...
Fujifilm Acros vs Acros II Film Stock Comparison by James Baturin
In October of 2018, the film world mourned the loss of a beloved film stock as Fujifilm discontinued Acros 100. It was one of my favorite black and white films...
Long Exposure Film Photography on the British Coastline by Joel Biddle
My latest work is about attempting to create something sacred. The romantic ideal, something unobtainable and timeless, is something I find difficult to avoid in my photography but is something...
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